Method of inducing anti-glatiramer acetate antibody response

ABSTRACT

The present invention provides methods of inducing anti-glatiramer acetate specific antibodies in a human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis, comprising administration to the human subject of three subcutaneous injections of a 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate per week for at least 12 months, such that the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject i) increases for up to about 6 months after an initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate of the administration is administered to the human subject; ii) increases at a greater rate during the first month after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate compared to the rate of increase after the first month to the third month after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate; iii) peaks at about 3 or about 6 months or between about 3 and about 6 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate; and iv) is higher than baseline at least about 12 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, wherein the 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate is in a prefilled syringe containing 1 ml of an aqueous pharmaceutical solution of 40 mg/ml of glatiramer acetate and 40 mg/ml mannitol, and wherein the aqueous pharmaceutical solution has a pH in the range of 5.5 to 7.0.

This application claims the benefit of U.S. Provisional Application No. 62/109,033, filed Jan. 28, 2015, the contents of which are hereby incorporated by reference.

Throughout this application, various publications are referenced, including referenced by Arabic numerals. Full citations for publications referenced in Arabid numerals may be found listed at the end of the specification immediately preceding the claims. The disclosures of all referenced publications in their entireties are hereby incorporated by reference into this application in order to more fully describe the state of the art to which this invention pertains.

BACKGROUND OF THE INVENTION

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic, debilitating autoimmune disease of the central nervous system (CNS) with either relapsing-remitting (RR) or progressive course leading to neurologic deterioration and disability. At time of initial diagnosis, RRMS is the most common form of the disease (1) which is characterized by unpredictable acute episodes of neurological dysfunction (relapses), followed by variable recovery and periods of clinical stability. The vast majority of RRMS patients eventually develop secondary progressive (SP) disease with or without superimposed relapses. Around 15% of patients develop a sustained deterioration of their neurological function from the beginning; this form is called primary progressive (PP) MS. Patients who have experienced a single clinical event (Clinically Isolated Syndrome or “CIS”) and who show lesion dissemination on subsequent magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans according to McDonald's criteria, are also considered as having relapsing MS (2).

With a prevalence that varies considerably around the world, MS is the most common cause of chronic neurological disability in young adults (3, 4). Anderson et al. estimated that there were about 350,000 physician-diagnosed patients with MS in the United States in 1990 (approx. 140 per 100,000 population) (5). It is estimated that about 2.5 million individuals are affected worldwide (6). In general, there has been a trend toward an increasing prevalence and incidence of MS worldwide, but the reasons for this trend are not fully understood (5).

Current therapeutic approaches consist of i) symptomatic treatment ii) treatment of acute relapses with corticosteroids and iii) treatment aimed to modify the course of the disease. Currently approved therapies target the inflammatory processes of the disease. Most of them are considered to act as immunomodulators but their mechanisms of action have not been completely elucidated. Immunosuppressants or cytotoxic agents are also used in some patients after failure of conventional therapies. Several medications have been approved and clinically ascertained as efficacious for the treatment of RR-MS; including BETASERON®, AVONEX® and REBIF®, which are derivatives of the cytokine interferon beta (IFNB), whose mechanism of action in MS is generally attributed to its immunomodulatory effects, antagonizing pro-inflammatory reactions and inducing suppressor cells. Other approved drugs for the treatment of MS include Mitoxantrone and Natalizumab (7).

Copaxone® (Teva Pharmaceutical Industries Ltd.) is indicated for the treatment of patients with relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis. Copaxone® is a clear, colorless to slightly yellow, sterile, nonpyrogenic solution for subcutaneous injection (8). Each 1 mL of Copaxone® solution contains 20 mg or 40 mg of the active ingredient, glatiramer acetate (GA), the inactive ingredient, 40 mg of mannitol (8).

GA, the active ingredient of Copaxone®, consists of the acetate salts of synthetic polypeptides, containing four naturally occurring amino acids: L-glutamic acid, L-alanine, L-tyrosine, and L-lysine with an average molar fraction of 0.141, 0.427, 0.095, and 0.338, respectively. Glatiramer acetate is identified by specific antibodies (8).

GA elicits anti-inflammatory as well as neuroprotective effects in various animal models of chronic inflammatory and neurodegenerative diseases (9-13) and has been shown to be safe and effective in reducing relapses and delaying neurologic disability in MS patients following long-term treatment (14).

The mechanisms underlying GA therapeutic activity are not fully elucidated, but GA activity on immune cells has been well demonstrated. GA appears to act as an altered peptide ligand (APL) of encephalitogenic epitopes within myelin basic protein (MBP) (15) and demonstrates cross-reactivity with MBP at the humoral and cellular levels (16-22). The unique antigenic sequences of the GA polypeptide mixture compete with myelin antigens for binding to MHC class II molecules on antigen presenting cells (APCs) and presentation to the T cell receptor (TCR), resulting in the induction of anergy or deletion of autoreactive MBP-reactive T cells and proliferation of GA-reactive T cells. At initiation of Copaxone® treatment, GA-reactive CD4+ T-cell lines from MS patients secrete both pro-inflammatory T helper type 1 (Th1) and anti-inflammatory Th2 cytokines (20, 23), but continued exposure to Copaxone® induces a shift in GA-reactive T cells toward the Th2 phenotype (20, 22, 24-27). In MS patients treated with daily subcutaneous Copaxone 20 mg/ml, anti-GA antibody peaked at 3 months after initiation of treatment, decreasing at 6 months and remaining low, and IgG1 antibody levels were 2-3 fold higher than those of IgG2 (28).

Copaxone® also increases the number and suppressive capacity of CD4+CD25+FOXP3+ regulatory T cells, which are functionally impaired in MS patients (29-31). Furthermore, treatment leads to antigen-nonspecific modulation of APC function. Copaxon® treatment promotes development of anti-inflammatory type II monocytes characterized by an increase in interleukin (IL)-10 and transforming growth factor-beta (TGF-β) and decreased production of IL-12 and tumor necrosis factor (TNF) (32).

SUMMARY OF THE INVENTION

The present invention provides a method of inducing anti-glatiramer acetate (GA) specific antibodies in a human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis, comprising administration to the human subject of three subcutaneous injections of a 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate per week for at least 12 months, such that the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject

-   -   i) increases for up to about 6 months after an initial 40 mg/ml         dose of glatiramer acetate of the administration is administered         to the human subject;     -   ii) increases at a greater rate during the first month after the         initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate compared to the rate         of increase after the first month to the third month after the         initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate;     -   iii) peaks at about 3 or about 6 months or between about 3 and         about 6 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer         acetate; and     -   iv) is higher than baseline at least about 12 months after the         initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate.

The present invention provides a method of producing a glatiramer acetate response profile for a human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis comprising the steps of:

-   -   a) obtaining blood or serum samples periodically collected from         a human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis who is         administered three subcutaneous injections of a 40 mg/ml dose of         glatiramer acetate per week for at least about 12 or at least         about 24 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer         acetate is administered;     -   b) assaying whether the level of anti-glatiramer acetate (GA)         specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject         -   i) increases for up to about 6 months after the initial 40             mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate;         -   ii) increases at a greater rate during the first month after             the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate compared to             the rate of increase after the first month to the third             month after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate;         -   iii) peaks at about 3 or about 6 months or between about 3             and about 6 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of             glatiramer acetate; and         -   iv) is higher than baseline about 12 and about 24 months             after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate,     -   c) producing the glatiramer acetate response profile of the         human subject comprising the level of anti-GA specific         antibodies determined in step b).

The present invention provides a method of inducing anti-glatiramer acetate (GA) specific antibodies in a human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis, comprising administration to the human subject of three subcutaneous injections of a 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate per week for at least 12 months, such that the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject

-   -   i) increases for up to 6 months after an initial 40 mg/ml dose         of glatiramer acetate of the administration is administered to         the human subject;     -   ii) increases at a greater rate during the first month after the         initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate compared to the rate         of increase after the first month to the third month after the         initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate;     -   iii) peaks at 3 or 6 months or between 3 and 6 months after the         initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate; and     -   iv) is higher than baseline at least 12 months after the initial         40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate,     -   wherein the 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate is in a         prefilled syringe containing 1 ml of an aqueous pharmaceutical         solution of 40 mg/ml of glatiramer acetate and 40 mg/ml         mannitol, and wherein the aqueous pharmaceutical solution         -   a) has a viscosity in the range of 2.0-3.5 cPa; or         -   b) has an osmolality in the range of 270-330 mosmol/Kg.

BRIEF DESCRIPTION OF THE DRAWINGS

FIG. 1. Anti-GA specific antibody response profile in patients who were treated with Copaxone® 20 mg/ml subcutaneously daily for 9 months. Anti-GA specific antibodies were detected using enzyme-linked immunosorbant assay (ELISA). The line representing cut-point value crosses the Y axis at 7.1(RA %).

FIG. 2. Anti-GA specific antibody response in patients who were treated with Copaxone® 20 mg/ml subcutaneously daily for 2 years. Anti-GA specific antibodies were detected using either (A) radioimmunoassay (RIA), and (B) ELISA techniques.

FIG. 3. Anti-GA specific antibody response in patients who were treated with Copaxone® 40 mg/ml subcutaneously three times per week for 2 years. The line representing cut-point value crosses the Y axis at 1.4(RA %).

DETAILED DESCRIPTION OF THE INVENTION

The present invention provides a method of inducing anti-glatiramer acetate (GA) specific antibodies in a human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis, comprising administration to the human subject of three subcutaneous injections of a 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate per week for at least 12 months, such that the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject

-   -   i) increases for up to about 6 months after an initial 40 mg/ml         dose of glatiramer acetate of the administration is administered         to the human subject;     -   ii) increases at a greater rate during the first month after the         initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate compared to the rate         of increase after the first month to the third month after the         initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate;     -   iii) peaks at about 3 or about 6 months or between about 3 and         about 6 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer         acetate; and     -   iv) is higher than baseline at least about 12 months after the         initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate.

In some embodiments, the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases for about 3 to about 6 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate.

In some embodiments, three subcutaneous injections of a 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate per week are administered to the human subject for at least 18 months, and the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject is higher than baseline about 18 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate.

In some embodiments, three subcutaneous injections of a 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate per week are administered to the human subject for at least 24 months, and the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject is higher than baseline about 24 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate.

In some embodiments, the anti-GA specific antibodies are other than IgM or IgE antibodies.

In some embodiments, the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases

-   -   i) to at least about 25, about 30, about 35, about 40, about 45,         about 50, about 55, about 60, about 65, about 67.5, about 70,         about 75, about 80, about 25 to about 50, about 29 to about 106,         about 29 to about 60, about 31 to about 60, about 35 to about         70, about 39 to about 71, about 50 to about 75, about 75 to         about 80, or about 50 to about 80 RA % within about 1, about 3,         about 6, about 9, about 12, about 18, or about 24 months after         the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by         an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA);     -   ii) by at least about 5, about 10, about 15, about 20, about 25,         about 30, about 35, about 40, about 45, about 50, about 55,         about 60, about 65, about 70, about 75, about 80, about 85,         about 90, about 95, about 100, about 110, about 120, about 130,         about 140, about 150, about 25.9 to about 975, or about 100 to         about 200-fold increase in RA % over baseline within about 1,         about 3, about 6, about 9, about 12, about 18, or about 24         months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as         measured by ELISA; or     -   iii) to at least about 5, about 10, about 15, about 20, about         25, about 30, about 35, about 40, about 45, about 50, about 55,         about 60, about 65, about 70, about 75, about 80, about 85,         about 90, about 95, about 100, about 110, about 120, about 130,         about 140, about 150 or about 100 to about 200-fold over         baseline.

In some embodiments, the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases to at least about 34, about 35, or about 35 to about 70 RA % within about 1 month after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by ELISA.

In some embodiments, the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases to at least about 67.5 or about 29 to about 106 RA % within about 3 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by ELISA.

In some embodiments, the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases to at least about 40 or about 39 to about 71 RA % within about 6 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by ELISA.

In some embodiments, the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases to at least about 30 or about 31 to about 60 RA % within about 9 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by ELISA.

In some embodiments, the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases to at least about 30 or about 30 to about 60 RA % within about 12 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by ELISA.

In some embodiments, the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases to at least about 25 or about 25 to about 50 RA % within about 18 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by ELISA.

In some embodiments, the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases to at least about 25 or about 25 to about 50 RA % within about 24 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by ELISA.

The present invention provides a method of producing a glatiramer acetate response profile for a human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis comprising the steps of:

-   -   a) obtaining blood or serum samples periodically collected from         a human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis who is         administered three subcutaneous injections of a 40 mg/ml dose of         glatiramer acetate per week for at least about 12 or at least         about 24 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer         acetate is administered;     -   b) assaying whether the level of anti-glatiramer acetate (GA)         specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject         -   i) increases for up to about 6 months after the initial 40             mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate;         -   ii) increases at a greater rate during the first month after             the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate compared to             the rate of increase after the first month to the third             month after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate;         -   iii) peaks at about 3 or about 6 months or between about 3             and about 6 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of             glatiramer acetate; and         -   iv) is higher than baseline about 12 and about 24 months             after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate,     -   c) producing the glatiramer acetate response profile of the         human subject comprising the level of anti-GA specific         antibodies determined in step b).

In some embodiments, the method comprises assaying whether the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases for about 3 to about 6 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate.

In some embodiments, the method further comprises assaying whether the anti-GA specific antibodies are other than IgM or IgE antibodies, and the glatiramer acetate response profile of the human subject produced in step c) identifies the anti-GA specific antibodies as other than IgM or IgG antibodies.

In some embodiments, the glatiramer acetate response profile is a written glatiramer acetate response profile report.

In some embodiments, step b) comprises assaying whether the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases

-   -   i) to at least about 25, about 30, about 35, about 40, about 45,         about 50, about 55, about 60, about 65, about 67.5, about 70,         about 75, about 80, about 25 to about 50, about 29 to about 106,         about 29 to about 60, about 31 to about 60, about 35 to about         70, about 39 to about 71, about 50 to about 75, about 75 to         about 80, or about 50 to about 80 RA % within about 1, about 3,         about 6, about 9, about 12, about 18, or about 24 months after         the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by         an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA);     -   ii) by at least about 5, about 10, about 15, about 20, about 25,         about 30, about 35, about 40, about 45, about 50, about 55,         about 60, about 65, about 70, about 75, about 80, about 85,         about 90, about 95, about 100, about 110, about 120, about 130,         about 140, about 150, about 25.9 to about 975, or about 100 to         about 200-fold increase in RA % over baseline within about 1,         about 3, about 6, about 9, about 12, about 18, or about 24         months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as         measured by ELISA; or     -   iii) to at least about 5, about 10, about 15, about 20, about         25, about 30, about 35, about 40, about 45, about 50, about 55,         about 60, about 65, about 70, about 75, about 80, about 85,         about 90, about 95, about 100, about 110, about 120, about 130,         about 140, about 150 or about 100 to about 200-fold over         baseline.

In some embodiments, the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases to at least about 34, about 35, or about 35 to about 70 RA % within about 1 month after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by ELISA.

In some embodiments, the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases to at least about 67.5 or about 29 to about 106 RA % within about 3 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by ELISA.

In some embodiments, the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases to at least about 40 or about 39 to about 71 RA % within about 6 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by ELISA.

In some embodiments, the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases to at least about 30 or about 31 to about 60 RA % within about 9 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by ELISA.

In some embodiments, the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases to at least about 30 or about 30 to about 60 RA % within about 12 months after the initial 40 mg/ml-dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by ELISA.

In some embodiments, the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases to at least about 25 or about 25 to about 50 RA % within about 18 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by ELISA.

In some embodiments, the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases to at least about 25 or about 25 to about 50 RA % within about 24 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by ELISA.

In some embodiments, the three subcutaneous injections are on three days each week selected from the group consisting of day 1, day 3 and day 5; day 1, day 3 and day 6; day 1, day 4 and day 6; day 2, day 4 and day 6; day 2, day 4 and day 7; 2, day 5 and day 7; and day 3, day 5 and day 7.

In some embodiments, the glatiramer acetate is present in 1 ml of a pharmaceutical composition in a prefilled syringe for self-administration by the human subject.

In some embodiments, the pharmaceutical composition further comprises mannitol and has a pH in the range of 5.5 to 7.0.

In some embodiments, the 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate is in a prefilled syringe containing 40 mg of glatiramer acetate and 40 mg mannitol.

In some embodiments, the prefilled syringe contains 1 ml of an aqueous pharmaceutical solution of 40 mg/ml of glatiramer acetate and 40 mg/ml mannitol.

In some embodiments, the aqueous pharmaceutical solution

-   -   a) has a viscosity in the range of 2.0-3.5 cPa; or     -   b) has an osmolality in the range of 270-330 mosmol/Kg.

In some embodiments, the aqueous pharmaceutical solution

-   -   a) has a viscosity in the range of 2.2-3.0 cPa; or     -   b) has an osmolality in the range of 275-325 mosmol/Kg.

In some embodiments, the 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate is an aqueous pharmaceutical solution comprising 40 mg/ml glatiramer acetate and 40 mg/ml mannitol, wherein the aqueous pharmaceutical solution

-   -   a) has a viscosity in the range of 2.0-3.5 cPa; or     -   b) has an osmolality in the range of 275-325 mosmol/Kg.

In some embodiments, the aqueous pharmaceutical solution has a viscosity in the range of 2.0-3.5 cPa.

In some embodiments, the aqueous pharmaceutical solution has a viscosity in the range of 2.61-2.92 cPa.

In some embodiments, the aqueous pharmaceutical solution has an osmolality in the range of 275-325 mosmol/Kg.

In some embodiments, the aqueous pharmaceutical solution has an osmolality in the range of 300-303 mosmol/Kg.

In some embodiments, the human subject is suffering from relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS).

In some embodiments, the human subject is suffering from multiple sclerosis other than RRMS.

In some embodiments, the human subject is suffering from progressive-relapsing multiple sclerosis, secondary progressive multiple sclerosis, or primary progressive multiple sclerosis.

In some embodiments, the human subject has previously received administration of a 20 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate.

In some embodiments, the human subject is a naïve subject or has been previously administered a multiple sclerosis drug other than glatiramer acetate.

In some embodiments, the multiple sclerosis drug other than glatiramer acetate is interferon β-1a, interferon β-1b, mitoxantrone, natalizumab, fingolimod, teriflunomide, or dimethyl fumarate.

In some embodiments, the human subject has a genotype comprising:

-   -   one or more A alleles at the location of one or more single         nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) selected from the group         consisting of: kgp10152733, kgp10224254, kgp10305127,         kgp10351364, kgp10372946, kgp10404633, kgp10564659, kgp10591989,         kgp10594414, kgp10619195, kgp10620244, kgp10633631, kgp10974833,         kgp11002881, kgp11285862, kgp11328629, kgp11407560, kgp11514107,         kgp11627530, kgp11702474, kgp11711524, kgp11768533, kgp11804835,         kgp12083934, kgp12182745, kgp12230354, kgp1224440, kgp124162,         kgp12557319, kgp1371881, kgp1699628, kgp1753445, kgp1779254,         kgp1786079, kgp18379774, kgp18525257, kgp20163979, kgp2023214,         kgp20478926, kgp21171930, kgp2262166, kgp22778566, kgp2465184,         kgp24753470, kgp25191871, kgp25216186, kgp25952891, kgp26026546,         kgp26533576, kgp27500525, kgp27571222, kgp28532436, kgp28586329,         kgp28817122, kgp2958113, kgp29794723, kgp30282494, kgp304921,         kgp3205849, kgp3218351, kgp3276689, kgp337461, kgp345301,         kgp355027, kgp355723, kgp3593828, kgp3812034, kgp3951463,         kgp4162414, kgp4223880, kgp4418535, kgp4543470, kgp4573213,         kgp4634875, kgp4755147, kgp4842590, kgp485316, kgp5068397,         kgp5334779, kgp5483926, kgp5564995, kgp5869992, kgp5908616,         kgp6032617, kgp6038357, kgp6076976, kgp6091119, kgp6127371,         kgp61811, kgp6214351, kgp6228750, kgp6236949, kgp6469620,         kgp6505544, kgp6507761, kgp6666134, kgp6700691, kgp6772915,         kgp6959492, kgp7077322, kgp7117398, kgp7178233, kgp7186699,         kgp7506434, kgp759150, kgp7730397, kgp7802182, kgp7804623,         kgp7924485, kgp8030775, kgp8036704, kgp8046214, kgp8106690,         kgp8110667, kgp8178358, kgp8200264, kgp8372910, kgp841428,         kgp8602316, kgp8615910, kgp8793915, kgp8796185, kgp8990121,         kgp9018750, kgp9354462, kgp9368119, kgp9410843, kgp9450430,         kgp9530088, kgp9627338, kgp9669946, kgp97310, kgp974569,         kgp9806386, kgp9884626, rs10049206, rs10124492, rs10125298,         rs10162089, rs10203396, rs10251797, rs10278591, rs10489312,         rs10492882, rs10498793, rs10501082, rs10510774, rs10512340,         rs10815160, rs10816302, rs10841337, rs11029892, rs11029928,         rs11192469, rs11559024, rs11648129, rs12013377, rs13394010,         rs13415334, rs1478682, rs1544352, rs1545223, rs1604169,         rs1621509, rs1644418, rs17029538, rs17400875, rs17449018,         rs17577980, rs1858973, rs1894406, rs1894407, rs197523,         rs2058742, rs2071469, rs2071472, rs2139612, rs2241883,         rs2309760, rs241440, rs241442, rs241444, rs241445, rs241446,         rs241449, rs241453, rs241456, rs2453478, rs2660214, rs2824070,         rs2845371, rs2857103, rs2926455, rs343087, rs343092, rs3767955,         rs3792135, rs3829539, rs3899755, rs4075692, rs4143493, rs423239,         rs4254166, rs4356336, rs4584668, rs4780822, rs4782279,         rs5024722, rs6032209, rs6110157, rs623011, rs6497396, rs6845927,         rs6895094, rs6899068, rs7024953, rs7028906, rs7029123,         rs7062312, rs7187976, rs7191155, rs720176, rs7228827, rs7496451,         rs7563131, rs759458, rs7666442, rs7670525, rs7677801, rs7725112,         rs7850, rs7862565, rs7948420, rs8035826, rs8053136, rs8055485,         rs823829, rs9315047, rs9501224, rs9508832, rs950928, rs9597498,         rs9670531, rs9671124, rs9817308, rs9834010, rs9876830 or         rs9931211;     -   one or more C alleles at the location of one or more SNPs         selected from the group consisting of: kgp10910719, kgp11077373,         kgp11453406, kgp12426624, kgp2045074, kgp22811918, kgp23298674,         kgp2709692, kgp28687699, kgp3496814, kgp3669685, kgp3730395,         kgp4056892, kgp4370912, kgp5053636, kgp5216209, kgp5292386,         kgp6023196, kgp652534, kgp7059449, kgp7189498, kgp7521990,         kgp7792268, kgp8303520, kgp9320791, kgp9795732, rs10201643,         rs11022778, rs11136970, rs11147439, rs11691553, rs1579771,         rs16901784, rs2136408, rs2325911, rs241443, rs2857104,         rs3803277, rs3885907, rs4738738, rs4894701, rs502530, rs6032205,         rs6687976, rs6718758, rs6835202, rs714342, rs7524868, rs7844274,         rs9393727 or rs9671182; or     -   one or more G alleles at the location of one or more SNPs         selected from the group consisting of: kgp10090631, kgp1009249,         kgp10412303, kgp10523170, kgp1054273, kgp10558725, kgp10632945,         kgp10679353, kgp10788130, kgp10826273, kgp10922969, kgp10948564,         kgp10967046, kgp1098237, kgp11010680, kgp11141512, kgp11206453,         kgp11210903, kgp1124492, kgp11281589, kgp11356379, kgp11467007,         kgp11543962, kgp11580695, kgp11633966, kgp11686146, kgp11843177,         kgp12008955, kgp12371757, kgp1285441, kgp13161760, kgp1355977,         kgp15390522, kgp1683448, kgp1688752, kgp1912531, kgp19568724,         kgp2092817, kgp2245775, kgp22793211, kgp22823022, kgp2282938,         kgp2299675, kgp2356388, kgp23672937, kgp23737989, kgp2388352,         kgp2391411, kgp24131116, kgp24415534, kgp2446153, kgp2451249,         kgp24729706, kgp25543811, kgp25921291, kgp26271158, kgp2638591,         kgp26528455, kgp2688306, kgp26995430, kgp270001, kgp2715873,         kgp27640141, kgp2788291, kgp2923815, kgp29367521, kgp293787,         kgp2959751, kgp297178, kgp3048169, kgp3182607, kgp3202939,         kgp3267884, kgp3418770, kgp3450875, kgp3477351, kgp3598409,         kgp3651767, kgp3854180, kgp3933330, kgp3984567, kgp4011779,         kgp4096263, kgp4127859, kgp4155998, kgp4346717, kgp4420791,         kgp4479467, kgp4524468, kgp4559907, kgp4705854, kgp4734301,         kgp4812831, kgp487328, kgp4898179, kgp5002011, kgp5014707,         kgp5017029, kgp512180, kgp5144181, kgp5159037, kgp5388938,         kgp5409955, kgp5440506, kgp5441587, kgp55646, kgp5579170,         kgp5680955, kgp6190988, kgp6539666, kgp6567154, kgp6599438,         kgp6603796, kgp6737096, kgp6768546, kgp6835138, kgp6996560,         kgp7063887, kgp7092772, kgp7121374, kgp7181058, kgp7331172,         kgp7416024, kgp7481870, kgp767200, kgp7714238, kgp7747883,         kgp8107491, kgp8169636, kgp8174785, kgp8183049, kgp8192546,         kgp8335515, kgp8437961, kgp8440036, kgp85534, kgp8599417,         kgp8767692, kgp8777935, kgp8817856, kgp8869954, kgp9071686,         kgp9078300, kgp9354820, kgp9421884, kgp9551947, kgp9601362,         kgp9627406, kgp9699754, kgp971582, kgp9854133, rs1079303,         rs10841322, rs10954782, rs11002051, rs11029907, rs11083404,         rs11085044, rs11192461, rs1157449, rs12494712, rs12943140,         rs13002663, rs13419758, rs1380706, rs1387768, rs1410779,         rs1508102, rs1532365, rs16886004, rs16895510, rs16927077,         rs16930057, rs17224858, rs17238927, rs17329014, rs17638791,         rs1886214, rs1894408, rs196295, rs196341, rs196343, rs1979992,         rs1979993, rs2043136, rs2071470, rs2074037, rs2175121, rs241435,         rs241447, rs241451, rs241452, rs241454, rs2598360, rs2621321,         rs2621323, rs2816838, rs2839117, rs2857101, rs2934491,         rs3135388, rs3218328, rs3799383, rs3815822, rs3818675, rs419132,         rs4360791, rs4449139, rs4669694, rs4709792, rs4769060,         rs4822644, rs484482, rs543122, rs6535882, rs6840089, rs7020402,         rs7217872, rs7348267, rs7579987, rs7672014, rs7860748,         rs7864679, rs7928078, rs8050872, rs858341, rs931570, rs9346979,         rs9376361, rs9579566, rs9913349 or rs9931167, or one or more T         alleles at the location of kgp18432055, kgp279772, kgp3991733 or         kgp7242489.     -   The method of any one of claims 1-30, wherein assaying the level         of anti-GA specific antibodies comprises an enzyme-linked         immunosorbent assay (ELISA) or a radioimmunoassay.     -   The method of claim 31, wherein assaying the level of anti-GA         specific antibodies comprises ELISA.

In some embodiments, the baseline level of anti-GA specific antibodies is

-   -   i) the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in a corresponding         naïve human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis;     -   ii) the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in a corresponding         naïve healthy human subject;     -   iii) the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the human         subject before the human subject has been administered the after         the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate; or     -   iv) the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the human         subject concurrently with administration of the initial 40 mg/ml         dose of glatiramer acetate.

In some embodiments, the baseline level of anti-GA specific antibodies is the RA % for

-   -   i) the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in a corresponding         naïve human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis;     -   ii) the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in a corresponding         naïve healthy human subject;     -   iii) the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the human         subject before the human subject has been administered the after         the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate; or     -   iv) the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the human         subject concurrently with administration of the initial 40 mg/ml         dose of glatiramer acetate.

In some embodiments, the ELISA is solid-phase ELISA.

The present invention provides a method of inducing anti-glatiramer acetate (GA) antibodies in a human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis, comprising administration to the human subject of three subcutaneous injections of a 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate per week for at least 12 months, such that the level of anti-GA antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject

-   -   i) increases for up to 6 months after an initial 40 mg/ml dose         of glatiramer acetate of the administration is administered to         the human subject;     -   ii) increases at a greater rate during the first month after the         initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate compared to the rate         of increase after the first month to the third month after the         initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate;     -   iii) peaks at 3 or 6 months or between 3 and 6 months after the         initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate; and     -   iv) is higher than baseline at least 12 months after the initial         40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate,     -   wherein the 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate is in a         prefilled syringe containing 1 ml of an aqueous pharmaceutical         solution of 40 mg/ml of glatiramer acetate and 40 mg/ml         mannitol, and wherein the aqueous pharmaceutical solution         -   a) has a viscosity in the range of 2.0-3.5 cPa; or         -   b) has an osmolality in the range of 270-330 mosmol/Kg.

All combinations of the various elements described herein are within the scope of the invention.

DEFINITIONS

As used herein, “glatiramer acetate” is a complex mixture of the acetate salts of synthetic polypeptides, containing four naturally occurring amino acids: L-glutamic acid, L-alanine, L-tyrosine, and L-lysine. The peak average molecular weight of glatiramer acetate is between 5,000 and 9,000 daltons. Chemically, glatiramer acetate is designated L-glutamic acid polymer with L-alanine, L-lysine and L-tyrosine, acetate (salt). Its structural formula is:

(Glu,Ala,Lys,Tyr)x.XCH3COOH

(C₅H₉NO₄.C₃H₇NO₂.C₆H₁₄N₂O₂.C₉H₁₁NO₃)_(x) .xC₂H₄O₂

“RA %” or “RA (%)” is calculated by the following equation:

${{RA}(\%)} = {\frac{{{AVG}\mspace{14mu} {test}\mspace{14mu} {sample}\mspace{14mu} {ABS}} - {{AVG}\mspace{14mu} {Blank}\mspace{14mu} {ABS}}}{{{AVG}\mspace{14mu} {SST}\mspace{14mu} {ABS}} - {{AVG}\mspace{14mu} {SST}\mspace{14mu} {Blank}\mspace{14mu} {ABS}}} \times 100}$

where “AVG test sample ABS” means average absorbance (ABS) of each test sample and/or control; where “Blank” is one or more wells coated with GA without human serum sample; where “AVG Blank ABS” is average absorbance (ABS) of Blank; where “SST” is System Suitability Test which is one or more wells coated with purified human IgG; where “AVG SST ABS” is average absorbance (ABS) of the SST; and where “SST Blank” is one or more wells coated with the blocking buffer only, with neither hIgG nor human serum sample.

Glatiramer acetate may be abbreviated herein as “GA.”

As used herein, “anti-GA antibodies” and “anti-GA specific antibodies” are immunoglobulin (Ig) molecules which specifically recognize GA.

As used herein, the “administration” of glatiramer acetate may be oral, nasal, pulmonary, parenteral, intravenous, intra-articular, transdermal, intradermal, subcutaneous, topical, intramuscular, rectal, intrathecal, intraocular, buccal or by gavage.

As used herein, “Benign Multiple Sclerosis” is a retrospective diagnosis which is characterized by 1-2 exacerbations with complete recovery, no lasting disability and no disease progression for 10-15 years after the initial onset. Benign multiple sclerosis may, however, progress into other forms of multiple sclerosis.

As used herein, “Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis” (RRMS) is characterized by patients experiencing sporadic exacerbations or relapses, as well as periods of remission. Lesions and evidence of axonal loss may or may not be visible on MRI for patients with RRMS.

As used herein, “Secondary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis” (SPMS) is characterized by patients having relapses, a diminishing degree of recovery during remissions, less frequent remissions and more pronounced neurological deficits than RRMS patients. Enlarged ventricles, which are markers for atrophy of the corpus callosum, midline center and spinal cord, are visible on MRI of patients with SPMS.

As used herein, “Primary Progressive Multiple Sclerosis” (PPMS) is characterized by a steady progression of increasing neurological deficits without distinct attacks or remissions. Cerebral lesions, diffuse spinal cord damage and evidence of axonal loss are evident on the MRI of patients with PPMS.

As used herein, “Progressive-Relapsing Multiple Sclerosis” (PRMS) is characterized by having periods of acute exacerbations while proceeding along a course of increasing neurological deficits without remissions. Lesions are evident on MRI of patients suffering from PRMS.

A clinically isolated syndrome (CIS) is a single monosymptomatic attack compatible with MS, such as optic neuritis, brain stem symptoms, and partial myelitis. Patients with CIS that experience a second clinical attack are generally considered to have clinically definite multiple sclerosis (CDMS). Over 80 percent of patients with a CIS and MRI lesions go on to develop MS, while approximately 20 percent have a self-limited process. (29,30) Patients who experience a single clinical attack consistent with MS may have at least one lesion consistent with multiple sclerosis prior to the development of clinically definite multiple sclerosis.

Multiple sclerosis may present with optic neuritis, blurring of vision, diplopia, involuntary rapid eye movement, blindness, loss of balance, tremors, ataxia, vertigo, clumsiness of a limb, lack of co-ordination, weakness of one or more extremity, altered muscle tone, muscle stiffness, spasms, tingling, paraesthesia, burning sensations, muscle pains, facial pain, trigeminal neuralgia, stabbing sharp pains, burning tingling pain, slowing of speech, slurring of words, changes in rhythm of speech, dysphagia, fatigue, bladder problems (including urgency, frequency, incomplete emptying and incontinence), bowel problems (including constipation and loss of bowel control), impotence, diminished sexual arousal, loss of sensation, sensitivity to heat, loss of short term memory, loss of concentration, or loss of judgment or reasoning.

The term relapsing MS includes:

-   -   1) patients with RAMS;     -   2) patients with SPMS and superimposed relapses; and     -   3) patients with CIS who show lesion dissemination on subsequent         MRI scans according to McDonald's criteria.

As used herein, relapsing forms of multiple sclerosis include: Relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS), characterized by unpredictable acute episodes of neurological dysfunction (relapses), followed by variable recovery and periods of clinical stability;

Secondary Progressive MS (SPMS), wherein patients having ARMS develop sustained deterioration with or without relapses superimposed; and

Primary progressive-relapsing multiple sclerosis (PPRMS) or progressive-relapsing multiple sclerosis (PANS), an uncommon form wherein patients developing a progressive deterioration from the beginning can also develop relapses later on.

A clinical relapse, which may also be used herein as “relapse,” “confirmed relapse,” or “clinically defined relapse,” is defined as the appearance of one or more new neurological abnormalities or the reappearance of one or more previously observed neurological abnormalities.

This change in clinical state must last at least 48 hours and be immediately preceded by a relatively stable or improving neurological state of at least 30 days. This criterion is different from the clinical definition of exacerbation “at least 24 hours duration of symptoms,” as detailed in the section “relapse evaluation.”

An event is counted as a relapse only when the subject's symptoms are accompanied by observed objective neurological changes, consistent with:

a) an increase of at least 0.5 in the EDSS score or one grade in the score of two or more of the seven FS; or,

b) two grades in the score of one of FS as compared to the previous evaluation.

The subject must not be undergoing any acute metabolic changes such as fever or other medical abnormality. A change in bowel/bladder function or in cognitive function must not be entirely responsible for the changes in EDSS or FS scores.

As used herein, a “multiple sclerosis drug” is a drug or an agent intended to treat clinically defined MS, CIS, any form of neurodegenerative or demyelinating diseases, or symptoms of any of the above mentioned diseases. “Multiple sclerosis drugs” may include but are not limited to antibodies, immunosuppressants, anti-inflammatory agents, immunomodulators, cytokines, cytotoxic agents and steroids and may include approved drugs, drugs in clinical trial, or alternative treatments, intended to treat clinically defined MS, CIS or any form of neurodegenerative or demyelinating diseases. “Multiple sclerosis drugs” include but are not limited to Interferon and its derivatives (including BETASERON®, AVONEX® and REBIF®), Mitoxantrone and Natalizumab. Agents approved or in-trial for the treatment of other autoimmune diseases, but used in a MS or CIS patient to treat MS or CIS are also defined as multiple sclerosis drugs.

As used herein, a “naïve human” is a human that has not been treated with any multiple sclerosis drug.

As used herein, an “array of testing” for identifying whether a human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis is a likely responder to glatiramer acetate (GA) therapy includes, but is not limited to, any analytical method test such as in vitro tests or biological assays such as the ex vivo tests. Examples of identifying whether a human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis is a likely responder to glatiramer acetate (GA) therapy are disclosed in U.S. Pat. Nos. 8,759,302, 8,709,433, and 8,815,511, and U.S. Patent Application No. US 2014-0107208, the disclosures of which are hereby incorporated by reference in their entireties.

As used herein, “about” with regard to a stated number encompasses a range of +10 percent to −10 percent of the stated value. By way of example, about 100 mg therefore includes the range 90-110 mg and therefore also includes 90, 91, 92, 93, 94, 95 96, 97, 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108, 109 and 110 mg. Accordingly, about 100 mg includes, in an embodiment, 100 mg.

By any range disclosed herein, it is meant that all hundredth, tenth and integer unit amounts within the range are specifically disclosed as part of the invention. Thus, for example, 1 mg to 50 mg means that 1.1, 1.2 . . . 1.9; and 2, 3 . . . 49 mg unit amounts are included as embodiments of this invention.

Each embodiment disclosed herein is contemplated as being applicable to each of the other disclosed embodiments. Thus, all combinations of the various elements described herein are within the scope of the invention.

This invention will be better understood by reference to the Experimental Details which follow, but those skilled in the art will readily appreciate that the specific experiments detailed are only illustrative of the invention as described more fully in the claims which follow thereafter.

Patient Subpopulation can be Selected Based on Genotypes

As used herein a SNP or “single nucleotide polymorphism” refers to a specific site in the genome where there is a difference in DNA base between individuals.

Several non-limiting examples of databases from which information on SNPs or genes that are associated with human disease can be retrieved include: NCBI resources, The SNP Consortium LTD, NCBI dbSNP database, International HapMap Project, 1000 Genomes Project, Glovar Variation Browser, SNPStats, PharmGKB, GEN-SniP, and SNPedia.

SNPs are identified herein using the rs identifier numbers in accordance with the NCBI dbSNP database, which is publically available at <URL:ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/projects/SNP/> or using the kgp identifier numbers, which were created by Illumina. Genotype at the kgp SNPs can be obtained by using the Illumina genotyping arrays. In addition, SNPs can be identified by the specific location on the chromosome indicated for the specific SNP.

Additional information about identifying SNPs can be obtained from the NCBI database SNP FAQ archive located at <UAL ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/NBK3848/> or from literature available on the Illumina website located at <URL: illumina.com/applications/genotyping/literature.ilmn>.

A genotype at a position of SNP (genotype “at a” SNP) may be represented by a single letter which corresponds to the identity of the nucleotide at the SNP, where A represents adenine, T represents thymine, C represents cytosine, and G represents guanine. The identity of two alleles at a single SNP may be represented by a two letter combination of A, T, C, and G, where the first letter of the two letter combination represents one allele and the second letter represents the second allele, and where A represents adenine, T represents thymine, C represents cytosine, and G represents guanine. Thus, a two allele genotype at a SNP can be represented as, for example, AA, AT, AG, AC, TT, TG, TC, GG, GC, or CC. It is understood that AT, AG, AC, TG, TC, and GC are equivalent to TA, GA, CA, GT, CT, and CG, respectively.

SNPs can be used as predictive indicators of the response to GA in subjects afflicted with multiple sclerosis. Presence of SNPs can be detected through obtaining a patient DNA sample and evaluating the patient sample for the presence of one or more SNPs, or for a certain set of SNPs. A patient DNA sample can be extracted, and a SNP can be detected in the sample, through any means known to one of ordinary skill in art. Some non-limiting examples of known techniques include detection via restriction fragment length polymorphism (RFLP) analysis, arrays including but not limited to planar microarrays or bead arrays, sequencing, single strand conformation polymorphism analysis (SSCP), chemical cleavage of mismatch (CCM), Polymerase chain reaction (PCR) and denaturing high performance liquid chromatography (DHPLC).

The genotyping array is a whole genome genotyping array. Whole-genome genotyping arrays are arrays that contain hundreds of thousands to millions of genetic sequences (which may also be named “probes”).

SNP can be detected through PCR amplification and sequencing of the DNA region comprising the SNP. SNPs can be detected using arrays, exemplified by gene chip, including but not limited to DNA arrays or microarrays, DNA chips, and whole genome genotyping arrays, all of which may be for example planar arrays or bead arrays, or a TaqMan open Array. Arrays/Microarrays for detection of genetic polymorphisms, changes or mutations (in general, genetic variations) such as a SNP in a DNA sequence, may comprise a solid surface, typically glass, on which a high number of genetic sequences are deposited (the probes), complementary to the genetic variations to be studied. Using standard robotic printers to apply probes to the array a high density of individual probe features can be obtained, for example probe densities of 600 features per cm² or more can be typically achieved. The positioning of probes on an array is precisely controlled by the printing device (robot, inkjet printer, photolithographic mask etc) and probes are aligned in a grid. The organization of probes on the array facilitates the subsequent identification of specific probe-target interactions. Additionally it is common, but not necessary, to divide the array features into smaller sectors, also grid-shaped, that are subsequently referred to as sub-arrays. Sub-arrays typically comprise 32 individual probe features although lower (e.g. 16) or higher (e.g. 64 or more) features can comprise each sub-array. In some arrays the probes are connected to beads instead of the solid support. Such arrays are called “bead arrays” or “bead CHIPs”.

Detection of SNP can be achieved by hybridization to sequences which specifically recognize the normal and the mutant allele in a fragment of DNA derived from a test sample. Typically, the fragment has been amplified, e.g. by using the polymerase chain reaction (PCR), and labeled e.g. with a fluorescent molecule. A laser can be used to detect bound labeled fragments on the chip and thus an individual who is homozygous for the normal allele can be specifically distinguished from heterozygous individuals (in the case of autosomal dominant conditions then these individuals are referred to as carriers) or those who are homozygous for the mutant allele. The amplification reaction and/or extension reaction is carried out on the microarray or bead itself. For differential hybridization based methods there are a number of methods for analyzing hybridization data for genotyping:

-   -   Increase in hybridization level: The hybridization levels of         probes complementary to the normal and mutant alleles are         compared.     -   Decrease in hybridization level: Differences in the sequence         between a control sample and a test sample can be identified by         a decrease in the hybridization level of the totally         complementary oligonucleotides with a reference sequence.

A loss approximating 100% is produced in mutant homozygous individuals while there is only an approximately 50% loss in heterozygotes. In Microarrays for examining all the bases of a sequence of “n” nucleotides (“oligonucleotide”) of length in both strands, a minimum of “2n” oligonucleotides that overlap with the previous oligonucleotide in all the sequence except in the nucleotide are necessary. Typically the size of the oligonucleotides is about 25 nucleotides. However it should be appreciated that the oligonucleotide can be any length that is appropriate as would be understood by one of ordinary skill in the art. The increased number of oligonucleotides used to reconstruct the sequence reduces errors derived from fluctuation of the hybridization level.

However, the exact change in sequence cannot be identified with this method; this method is combined with sequencing to identify the mutation. Where amplification or extension is carried out on the microarray or bead itself, three methods are presented by way of example: In the Minisequencing strategy, a mutation specific primer is fixed on the slide and after an extension reaction with fluorescent dideoxynucleotides, the image of the Microarray is captured with a scanner. In the Primer extension strategy, two oligonucleotides are designed for detection of the wild type and mutant sequences respectively. The extension reaction is subsequently carried out with one fluorescently labeled nucleotide and the remaining nucleotides unlabelled. In either case the starting material can be either an RNA sample or a DNA product amplified by PCR. In the Tag arrays strategy, an extension reaction is carried out in solution with specific primers, which carry a determined 5¹ sequence or “tag”. The use of Microarrays with oligonucleotides complementary to these sequences or “tags” allows the capture of the resultant products of the extension.

The following abbreviations listed in Table 1 are used herein.

TABLE 1 Listing of Abbreviations Abbreviation Explanation Abs Antibodies ABS Absorbance AVG Average ELISA Enzyme-linked Immunosorbent Assay ET End of Treatment GA Glatiramer Acetate HRP Horseradish Peroxidase ICF Informed consent form IgG Immunoglobuline G MRI Magnetic Resonance Imaging MS Multiple Sclerosis NHS Normal Human Serum pool NMT Not More Than OL Open Label PC Placebo Controlled QAU Quality Assurance Unit RA % Relative Absorbance % PBS Phosphate Buffered Saline PHS Positive Human Serum pool RRMS Relapsing Remitting Multiple Sclerosis SST System Suitability Test TMB 3,3,5,5-tetramethylbenzidine

EXPERIMENTAL DETAILS Example 1

This report presents the results of anti-Glatiramer Acetate (GA) IgG specific antibodies measurement in human serum samples of a cohort of 262 GA-treated patients tested in the bioanalytical Experimental Phases A, B and C of this study. Patients were derived from 1404 patients who participated in the clinical study entitled:

“A multinational, multicenter, randomized, parallel-group study performed in subjects with Relapsing-Remitting Multiple Sclerosis (RRMS) to assess the efficacy, safety and tolerability of Glatiramer Acetate (GA) injection 40 mg administered three times a week compared to placebo in a double-blind design” (8)

Patients were treated with 40 mg GA by subcutaneous injection three times a week (TIW) for 12 months in placebo controlled (PC) phase, and with the same treatment (40 mg GA by subcutaneous injection three times a week) in an open label extension phase.

-   -   Placebo-Controlled (PC) phase: 12 months of subcutaneous         injections of Glatiramer Acetate 40 mg administered either three         times a week or a matching placebo injection.     -   Open-Label (OL) Extension phase: Subjects completing the PC         phase will be offered the opportunity to enter into an         open-label (OL) extension phase in which all subjects will         continue treatment with GA 40 mg administered three times a week         until this dose is commercially available for the treatment of         relapsing remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS) patients or until         the development of this GA dose is stopped by the Sponsor. This         phase will be of variable duration for each subject, dependent         upon when he/she is recruited into the study.

Serum samples, analyzed to detect anti-GA specific IgG antibodies, were collected at months 0 (baseline), 1, 3, 6, 9, 12 (end of PC phase), 18 and 24.

For the measurement of anti-GA specific IgG Abs, an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA) method was used.

Results of 50 baseline samples were used to calculate the study screening cut-point and confirmatory cut-point. The calculated screening cut-point value is 1.4% Relative Absorbance (RA) for this study. The confirmatory cut-point was calculated from OD values of baseline samples spiked with GA relative to the OD values of the same un-spiked samples. The confirmatory cut-point is 50.6%.

All samples of each patient were analyzed in two dilutions ( 1/500 and 1/1,000) to detect the presence of anti-GA IgG Abs. The screening results of the 1/500 dilution are presented as RA %. The determined RA % of 1740 out of the 1809 non-baseline samples was higher than the screening cut-point and these were considered as positive in the screening step.

Sample positivity of each screen positive sample of each patient was confirmed in further testing by comparison to the confirmatory cut-point. In the confirmatory tests, samples were tested both with and without GA spiking samples i.e. samples were spiked with GA reference standard to get a final GA concentration of 125 μg/ml in the 1:500 diluted serum. Sample positivity was verified in 99.9% of screen positive non baseline samples.

Confirmed positive samples were further analyzed in a titration test. Ten-fold serial dilutions of the samples were performed on top of the 500 fold dilution described in the method (i.e. starting from 1/500 sample to dilutions of 1/500,000) and the anti-GA IgG Abs titer of each positive sample was determined.

The bioanalytical study consisted testing all time points of 262 patients. The serum samples were screened for anti-GA IgG Abs. All samples which were found screen positive were tested in confirmatory test. The titer of the anti-GA Abs also were determined from all confirmed positive samples.

Study Population Inclusion Criteria:

Subjects must meet all inclusion criteria in order to be eligible for the study:

1. Subjects must have a confirmed and documented MS diagnosis as defined by the Revised McDonald criteria [Ann Neurol 2005: 58:840-846], with a relapsing-remitting disease course.

2. Subjects must be ambulatory with an EDSS score of 0-5.5 in both screening and baseline visits.

3. Subjects must be in a relapse-free, stable neurological condition and free of corticosteroid treatment [intravenous (IV), intramuscular (IM) and/or per os(PO)] or ACTH (Adrenocorticotropic hormone) 30 days prior to screening (month −1) and between screening and baseline (month 0) visits.

4. Subjects must have experienced one of the following:

-   -   At least one documented relapse in the 12 months prior to         screening, or     -   At least two documented relapses in the 24 months prior to         screening, or     -   One documented relapse between 12 and 24 months prior to         screening with at least one documented T1-Gd enhancing lesion in         an MRI performed within 12 months prior to screening.

5. Subjects must be between 18 and 55 years of age, inclusive.

6. women of child-bearing potential must practice an acceptable method of birth control [acceptable methods of birth control in this study include: surgical sterilization, intrauterine devices, oral contraceptive, contraceptive patch, longacting injectable contraceptive, partner's vasectomy or a double-barrier method (condom or diaphragm with spermicide)].

7. Subjects must be able to sign and date a written informed consent prior to entering the study.

8. Subjects must be willing and able to comply with the protocol requirements for the duration of the study.

Exclusion Criteria:

Any of the following conditions will exclude the subject from entering the study:

1. Subjects with progressive forms of MS.

2. Use of experimental or investigational drugs, and/or participation in drug clinical studies within the 6 months prior to screening.

3. Use of immunosuppressive agents (including Mitoxantrone and Fingolimod) or cytotoxic agents within 6 months prior to the screening visit.

4. Use of natalizumab (Tysabri®) or any other monoclonal antibodies within 2 years prior to screening.

5. Use of cladribine within 2 years prior to screening.

6. Previous treatment with immunomodulators [including IFNβ 1a and 1b, and IV Immunoglobulin (IVIg)] within 2 months prior to screening.

7. Previous use of GA or any other glatiramoid.

8. Chronic (more than 30 consecutive days) systemic (IV, PO or IM) corticosteroid treatment within 6 months prior to screening visit.

9. Previous total body irradiation or total lymphoid irradiation.

10. Previous stem-cell treatment, autologous bone marrow transplantation or allogenic bone marrow transplantation.

11. Pregnancy or breastfeeding.

12. Subjects with a clinically significant or unstable medical or surgical condition that would preclude safe and complete study participation, as determined by medical history, physical exams, ECG, abnormal laboratory tests and chest Xray. Such conditions may include hepatic, renal or metabolic diseases, systemic disease, acute infection, current malignancy or recent history (5 years) of malignancy, major psychiatric disorder, history of drug and/or alcohol abuse and allergies that could be detrimental according to the investigator's judgment.

13. A known history of sensitivity to Gadolinium.

14. Inability to successfully undergo MRI scanning.

15. A known drug hypersensitivity to Mannitol.

16. Subjects who underwent endovascular treatment for Chronic Cerebrospinal Venous Insufficiency (CCSVI).

Study Samples

Test samples were generated in a Phase III, parallel-group, double-blind and open label extension study.

Serum samples to detect anti-GA specific antibodies in Experimental Phases A and B were collected at months 0 (baseline), 1, 3, 6, 9, 12 (end of PC phase), 18 and 24 according to the clinical protocol and laboratory manual for the clinical study.

Serum samples were separated into 3 aliquots with sample volume of 0.6 to 0.8 mL per aliquot. All aliquots from each blood collection point were labeled with the following information: “anti-GA serum”, study number, patient ID, sample ID. In the Experimental Phases A and B, altogether 2133 serum samples (from 270 patients from GA-treated study group) were analyzed for anti-GA IgG Abs (50 baseline samples were used for cut-point and confirmatory cut-point determination).

No factors which could affect the sample integrity were identified during the transfer and storage of samples at the Biological Testing Department.

Patients, the most time point samples of whom were available, were selected for testing. The analyzed samples derived from 270 patients as follows:

-   -   1945 samples from 243 patients collected according to clinical         protocol at 8 time points, plus an extra sample from patient         601027 at TERMOL/ETOL sampling point     -   188 samples from 27 patients from 7 time points per patient,         except for patient 537113 where baseline sample was whole blood         instead of serum, and that sample was not analyzed.

Altogether 261 samples at baseline and 1809 samples at different time point after treatment from 262 patients have reportable results.

Determination of Anti-GA IgG Antibodies

The purpose was to detect anti-GA specific IgG antibodies in human serum samples obtained from individuals participating in GA clinical studies.

Analysis was performed using ELISA. A microtiter plate is coated with GA (Teva Pharmaceutical Industries, Ltd.) reference standard (RS). After washing the excess unbound antigen and blocking the exposed well surface, the human serum samples (in serial dilutions of 1:500 and 1:1000) are added to the GA RS pre-coated wells. Anti-GA IgG antibodies are subsequently detected using a secondary antibody HRP conjugated mouse anti human IgG. Following washing of the excess unbound antibody-enzyme reagent, a substrate solution is added to the wells and color develops in proportion to the amount of anti-GA IgG antibodies in the serum sample.

The tested human serum samples are considered as at or above a normal range for the presence of the anti-GA IgG antibodies according to a cut-point. The cut-point is determined for each study from untreated human serum (NHS) samples obtained from the untreated individuals of that study (prior to treatment is administered or placebo subjects) or from untreated individuals from a population that is similar as much as possible to the study population.

Reagents are summarized in Table 2.

TABLE 2 Reagents Used in Determination of anti-GA IgG Specific Antibodies REAGENTS PREPARATION COATING BUFFER Dissolve the content of one Carbonate-Bicarbonate buffer capsule in 100 ml of purified water. Mix well on a magnetic stir plate. Adjust the pH to 9.5-9.6 using 1N HCl. Store up to 24 hours at 2°-8° C. PHOSPHATE Dissolve the content of one pouch pre-mixed bag in 1 liter of BUFFERED SALINE Purified water. (PBS) Store up to 1 week at 2°-8° C. Alternatively, sterilize PBS by autoclaving and store unopened up to three months at 2-8° C. BLOCKING BUFFER PBS solution contains 2% non-fat powdered milk (add 2.0 g of no-fat powdered milk into 100 ml PBS solution). Store up to one week at 2°-8° C. WASHING BUFFER PBS solution contains 0.05% Tween 20 (add 500 μl of Tween 20 (PBST) into 1000 ml PBS solution). Store up to one week at 2°-8° C. SAMPLE BUFFER PBST contains 0.1% gelatin and 1% non-fat powdered milk (Pre-warm 100 ml PBST solution by a hot plate for at least 5 min before adding 100 mg gelatin and 1.0 g milk powders), Store up to one week at 2°-8° C. GLATIRAMER For example, weigh about 30-40 mg of GA RS lyophilized ACETATE material and bring to a final concentration of 1.2 mg/ml with REFERENCE purified water, Determine the absorbance of the primary stock STANDARD (RS) solution at 275 nm. The concentration of GA is given by the SOLUTION equstion: (1 MG/ML) Absorbance_(275 nm) GA 1.0 mg/ml = 1.03 Based on the determined concentration, correct the volume of the primary stock solution to obtain a solution of 1 mg/ml. Divide the GA RS primary stock solution into working aliquots (250 μl/tube). Store at (−10° C.)-(−20° C.) for up to nine months. Use working aliquots once and discard after use.

Prior to performing an assay, allow buffers to reach room temperature.

Each plate should include the following samples:

-   -   System suitability Test (SST)—wells coated with purified human         IgG.     -   SST Blank—wells coated with the blocking buffer only (w/o hIgG         and human serum sample). To be subtracted from the SST positive         control.     -   Positive Human Serum (PHS)—positive human serum pool in dilution         of 1/500.     -   Negative Human Serum (NHS)—normal human serum pool in dilution         of 1/500.     -   Blank—wells coated with GA (w/o human serum sample). To be         subtracted from the NHS & PHS controls and from the human tested         serum samples.     -   Sample 1-Sample 13—different tested serum samples. Each sample         applied in two dilutions ( 1/500 and 1/1000)

All tested human serum samples of different time points from the same individual should be tested (in triplicates), if possible, in the same plate to allow comparison.

For coating, prepare 20 ug/ml GA RS solution by diluting the 200 ul GA RS stock solution in 9.8 ml coating buffer (1:50). Prepare a 1.0 ug/ml dilution of hIgG coating antibody and coat the plate at 100 ul/well.

For washing, empty plate and tap out residual liquid, fill each well with 300 ul washing buffer and then invert plate to empty, tap out residual liquid onto paper towel.

For blocking, add 300 ul/well of blocking buffer to each well, seal the plate and incubate at room temperature for 1 hour, and wash the plates three times.

For sample loading, add 100 ul diluted test samples and/or control sample and/or sample buffer to each well. Seal the plate and incubate for 2 hours at room temperature, empty plate, tap out residual liquid and wash three times.

For detection antibody, prepare 1:4000 dilution of the biotinylated anti-hIgG detection antibody by diluting 2.5 ul biotinylated anti-hIgG antibody to 10 ml of blocking buffer. Prepare 10 ml biotinylated anti-human IgG detection antibody solution per plate and add 100 ul of the prepared detection antibodies to each well. Seal the plate and incubate for 1 hour at room temperature. Then empty plate, tap out residual liquid and wash five times.

For streptavidin conjugated horseradish peroxidase (HRP), prepare working dilution of the streptavidin conjugated HRP in blocking buffer. Then add 100 ul/well of the prepared streptavidin conjugated HRP solution, following shaking the plate for a few seconds. Then incubate the plate for 1 hour at room temperature in the dark, following washing five times.

For enzymatic reaction, TMB (3,3,5,5-tetramethylbenzidine peroxidase) is used. Mix equal volumes of TMB Peroxidase Substrate (Part 1) and Peroxidase Substrate Solution B in a clean glass container immediately prior to use. Dispense 100 ul of TMB solution into each well and incubate the plate for 15-30 minutes in the dark at 37° C. Stop the reaction with 100 ul stop solution per well (1N sulphuric acid) and shake the plate for a few seconds. Read the absorbance (ABS) of each well at 450 nm.

Evaluation of triplicates and outlier rejection are performed using SOP for triplicate analysis and outlier rejection in ELISA test. For each triplicates suspected of having an outlier, record all outlier rejection calculations and conclusion.

For blank subtraction, subtract the calculated average absorbance (ABS) of SST blank from average (AVG) ABS value of the SST. Subtract the calculated AVG ABS of blank from AVG ABS value of each test sample including PHS and NHS control samples. All data points that fall below 0.000 are set equal to 0.000.

To overcome plate-to-plate variability, the results are normalized by dividing the absorbance (ABS) of each test sample (including the controls) with that of the SST. This value is the Relative Absorbance (RA) ratio and is multiplied by 100 expressed in percent. These values are the reported response values of the test. The RA value is calculated according to the following equation:

${{RA}(\%)} = {\frac{{{AVG}\mspace{14mu} {test}\mspace{14mu} {sample}\mspace{14mu} {ABS}} - {{AVG}\mspace{14mu} {Blank}\mspace{14mu} {ABS}}}{{{AVG}\mspace{14mu} {SST}\mspace{14mu} {ABS}} - {{AVG}\mspace{14mu} {SST}\mspace{14mu} {Blank}\mspace{14mu} {ABS}}} \times 100}$

AVG test sample means AVG ABS of each test sample and/or controls (PHS & NHS).

The RA values of the normal human serum samples obtained from untreated individuals are used to calculate a cut-point value of the test. The cut-point value is used to distinguish between negative and positive human serum samples. In case that the calculated cut point value of the study is lower than the RA of the detection limit (2*Blank) of the study, the cut point is calculated as follows:

${RA} = {\frac{{2*{Blank}} - {Blank}}{{SST} - {{SST}\mspace{14mu} {Blank}}} \times 100}$

Plate acceptance criteria is the following:

-   -   The AVG ABS of the blank controls should be not more than (NMT)         20% from that of the SST control.     -   The AVG ABS of the SST should be not less than 0.8 at 450 nm.     -   The RA of the negative control (NHS) should be less than or         equal to the RA value of the calculated cut point value.     -   The RA of the positive control (PHS) should be more than the RA         value of the calculated cut point value.     -   In case that one of the test results do not comply with the         plate acceptance criteria above, the test is not valid and         should be repeated.

A tested human serum sample is considered as positive for the presence of anti-GA IgG antibodies only if in the 1/500 dilution its RA value is higher than the calculated cut-point value of that study. The results of the other dilution ( 1/1000) will be reported for monitoring, to allow semi quantitative comparison of the tested serum defined as positive.

Serum Controls

Negative human serum pool (NHS) was prepared from 50 baseline samples used for cut point determination. Anti-GA IgG Abs-positive human serum pool (PHS) was prepared from anti-GA IgG Ab positive serum samples of 6 MS (Multiple Sclerosis) patients treated with GA obtained from an earlier clinical study.

Analyses

Each plate included the following controls in triplicate wells:

-   -   System Suitability Test (SST)     -   SST Blank     -   Positive human serum (PHS)     -   Negative human serum (NHS)     -   Reagent Blank

In addition to above controls, PHS spiked with GA to get a final GA concentration of 125 μg/ml (in the 1:500 diluted sample) and PHS with solvent were also tested in the same dilution as test samples during the tests of Confirmatory cut-point determination and Confirmation of samples positivity.

Sample Analyses were Performed as Follows:

A screening cut-point value and confirmatory cut-point determination:

In order to distinguish positive samples from negative ones in the screening step and to confirm the positivity of the samples, a screening cut-point and a confirmatory cut point were determined. Fifty baseline samples were analyzed unspiked and spiked with 125 μg/ml GA (125 μg/ml GA concentration in the 1:500 diluted sample) according to the Bioanalytical Study Plan in 1/500 dilution. Each sample was analyzed 4 times by two analysts (2 runs each) on two different days.

Sample Screening:

For the screening analysis, all available time point samples of 270 patients from the GA treated study group were tested in two dilutions ( 1/500 and 1/1000) in triplicate wells. All samples of each patient were tested on the same plate, whenever it was possible.

Confirmation of Sample Positivity:

Each screen positive sample of each patient was tested both without spiking and with spiking with GA (dissolved in purified water). The final GA concentration in the spiked samples after the 1:500 dilution required by the method was 125 μg/ml. Unspiked and spiked samples were tested according to the method but only in 1/500 dilution.

Anti-GA IgG Abs Titer Determination:

A titration test for determination of anti-GA IgG Abs titer was performed on all samples whose positivity was confirmed. Ten-fold serial dilutions of the samples were carried out (from 1:500 dilution to dilution of 1/500,000) and were tested according to the method.

Cut-Point Calculations Screening Cut-Point Calculation:

The purpose of this study is to determine a screening cut-point for anti-GA IgG At in human serum samples obtained from untreated individuals in the clinical study. Fifty patients were enrolled to this study and were tested for IgG antibody levels at baseline (pre-treatment).

The calculated screening RA % cut-point was 1.4.

Each sample was tested in two replicates and by two analysts. The four values per individual were averaged to produce the data set used in the following calculations.

The ELISA OD 1/500 dilution readings (ABS) were transformed to percent relative absorbance (RA %) using the following equation:

${{RA}(\%)} = {\frac{{{AVG}\mspace{14mu} {test}\mspace{14mu} {sample}\mspace{14mu} {ABS}} - {{AVG}\mspace{14mu} {Blank}\mspace{14mu} {ABS}}}{{{AVG}\mspace{14mu} {SST}\mspace{14mu} {ABS}} - {{AVG}\mspace{14mu} {SST}\mspace{14mu} {Blank}\mspace{14mu} {ABS}}} \times 100}$

The initial distribution of RA % was right skewed with some observed outliers. Clearly, this distribution does not follow the normal distribution model. This distribution's shape suggests the use of a log transformation. After applying the log transformation only one outlier was seen and the null hypothesis assuming normal distribution was not rejected (Pv=0.165). Assuming normal distribution, the 95% quantile on the log scale is 0.370. Using the backwards transformation on this value, yields a cut point of 1.447. In conclusion, the calculated cut-point for RA % of anti-GA IgG antibodies is 1.4%.

Confirmatory Cut-Point Calculation:

The purpose of this study is to determine a confirmatory cut-point for anti-GA IgG Ab in human serum samples obtained from untreated individuals in the clinical study. Fifty patients were enrolled to this study and were tested for IgG antibody levels at baseline (pre-treatment).

The Confirmatory Cut Point (CCP) and % Inhibition were estimated using the nonparametric 99% percentile of In(Unspiked sample avg. OD/Spiked sample avg. OD). The obtained CCP is 2.024 and the obtained % Inhibition Cut Point is 50.589.

The confirmatory assay is intended to test for specificity of antibody binding by comparing the screening sample without spiked GA to a corresponding sample spiked with GA. The confirmatory cut-point factor is calculated to set the false positive rate at 1%. Reported value (RV) were the unspiked sample avg. ODA and the spiked sample avg. OD. RV were obtained from 50 naïve individuals, each measured 4 times over 2 days by 2 analysts.

The natural logarithmic of the ratio between the unspiked sample avg. OD to spiked sample avg. OD (i.e. In(Unspiked sample avg. OD/Spiked sample avg. OD)) was calculated and used for the CCP calculation and % inhibition cut-point.

The % inhibition cut-point is based on the following formula:

% Inhibition=100×(1−(1/CCP))

The four values per individual were averaged to produce the data set used in the CCPs. Since the distribution of In(Unspiked sample avg. OD/Spiked sample avg. OD) is not normally distributed (Shapiro-Wilk pv<0.0001) and the skewness is more than 1 the exp (nonparametric 1-alpha percentile of the set In(Unspiked sample avg. OD/Spiked sample avg. OD)) was used for the calculation of the cut-point.

The distribution of In(Unspiked sample avg. OD/Spiked sample avg. OD) was right skewed with some observed outliers. Clearly, this distribution does not follow the normal distribution (Shapiro-Wilk=0.675752, pv<0.0001), thus the cut-point is calculated as the nonparametric 99% quantile. The CCP (Unspiked/Spiked) at 99% quantile was 2.024 and the % Inhibition Cut Point was 50.589.

Confirmation of Positivity of Samples

The positivity of a sample for anti-GA IgG antibodies was considered to be confirmed if the calculated percent RA inhibition was higher than the calculated confirmatory cut point (50.6%).

Percent RA inhibition was calculated according to the following equation:

Percent inhibition=100×(1−(RA of spiked)/(RA of unspiked))

99.9% of the tested screen positive non-baseline samples were found to have higher percent inhibition values than the confirmatory cut-point (50.6%).

Determination of Anti-GA IgG Abs Titer

The titer was calculated using the following equation:

Titer of the sample=−log dilution factor of the last dilution that tests positive

(RA % higher than cut point)

The anti-GA IgG Abs titer was determined for all the confirmed positive samples.

Determination of Annual Relapse Rate

The annualized relapse rate is defined as the total number of confirmed relapses a patient experienced per year. It is calculated as the total number of confirmed relapses divided by the overall exposure (in years) within the treatment group.

A complete neurological assessment will be performed at months −1 (screening), 0 (baseline), 3, 6, 9, 12 (end of PC phase). In the OL extension phase, a neurological examination will be performed every 6 months. In addition, a neurological examination will be performed at the termination visit of the OL phase.

A complete neurological assessment will also be performed in the follow-up visits for relapses.

The decision as to whether the neurological change is considered a confirmed relapse will be made by the Treating Neurologist/Physician (or Study Neurologist/Physician as applicable), based on the Converted EDSS or on the FS scores, as assessed by the Examining Neurologist/Physician (or Study Neurologist/Physician as applicable).

Follow-up visits to monitor the course of the relapse will be made at the Treating Neurologist/Physician's (or Study Neurologist/Physician as applicable) discretion and in case of ongoing/un-stabilized relapse within one month following the initial relapse, in addition to the assessment at the next scheduled visit, but the neurological assessments will be performed by the Examining Neurologist/Physician (or Study Neurologist/Physician as applicable).

Viscosity Measurement

The manufacturing process for Copaxone® 40 mg/mL was based on the same process used to produce the marketed Copaxone® 20 mg/mL, except that aqueous Copaxone® 40 mg/mL was filtered at reduced temperature instead of at controlled room temperature prior to being filled into the syringe.

The average viscosity (cPa) of the batches of Copaxone® 40 mg/mL were measured using Rheocalc V2.5 Model LV, Spindle CP40, speed 80 rpm, Shear Rate 600 1/sec, Temperature 25° C.±0.1.

Osmolality Measurement

The average osmolality (mosmol/Kg) of the batches of Copaxone® 40 mg/mL were measured in triplicates.

Results

The number of scheduled and analyzed patient number was 270, but results of 262 were reported. The analyses were performed on altogether 690 plates. Thirty seven of these plates failed because of the following reasons:

-   -   Relative Absorbance (RA %) value of NHS pool sample was higher         than the cut-point on 31 screening plates, on 2 confirmatory         plates and on 1 titration plate     -   the Absorbance (ABS) value of System Suitability Test (SST)         sample was higher than the measurement range of the plate reader         on 3 confirmatory plates

The samples of the failed plates were retested. All plate control results met the acceptance criteria of the method, in the valid 653 plates of cut-point determination, screening, confirmatory and titration tests.

The average ABS values of the blank controls, i.e. Reagent Blank and SST Blank samples, obtained in 653 plate runs were 0.054 and 0.045, respectively. As shown in Table 3, in all plate runs, the % background of the two blank controls were found to be not more than (NMT) that specified in the method (NMT 20%).

The average ABS of the positive control samples (PHS and SST) were 1.406 and 1.840, respectively. As shown in Table 3, in all 653 plates, the ABS values of the SST were not less than 0.8, as specified in the SST acceptance criterion of the method.

In all the 653 reported plate runs, the RA % values of NHS pool samples were less than or equal to the calculated cut-point (1.4%), and the RA % results of PHS pool samples were higher than the calculated cut-point.

TABLE 3 Results of Plate Controls NHS pool Blank SST SST Blank PHS ABS RA % ABS % Back ABS ABS % Back ABS RA % Mean 0.064 0.5 0.054 3.0 1.840 0.045 2.5 1.406 76.2 SD 0.014 0.3 0.013 0.9 0.309 0.004 0.5 0.314 17.8 Min 0.041 0.0 0.038 1.5 0.931 0.036 1.2 0.425 29.8 Max 0.155 1.4 0.151 9.4 3.510 0.088 5.5 2.634 199.6 * % Back (% Background) = (ABS value of the blank control/ABS value of the SST) × 100

The results of total of 2070 serum samples from 262 patients were reported for anti-GA IgG Abs. 261 of them were baseline samples, 1809 of them were non-baseline samples (months 1, 3, 6, 9, 12, 18, 24).

The RA % results of the 1/500 diluted samples are shown in Table 4. Based on the RA % values of the 1:500 diluted samples, 1740 out of the 1809 non-baseline samples (96.2%) were found to be higher than the cut-point value (RA % of 1.4).

The immunological response profile of the averaged anti-GA IgG response (mean RA % values) in the GA treatment group, is represented in FIG. 3. The total antibody level increased at least 50 to 80 RA % within about 3 months from initiation of treatment. The antibody level peaked between about 3 and about 6 months from initiation of treatment and is higher than baseline about 12 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate. The antibody level increased at a greater rate during the first month compared to the rate of increase after the first month to the third month. As shown in FIG. 3, the antibody level after the peak remained low but did not reach the baseline level at month 24.

The percent inhibition results and conclusion of confirmatory test are listed in Table 4. The determined titers are also shown in Table 4.

TABLE 4 Results of Screening of the 1/500 Diluted Samples, Confirmation Test and Anti-GA Antibodies Titer Determination Confirmed Visit Screening Average Screening Sample Confirmation Inhibition Positivity Titration Patient ID Name Plate# OD RA % Positivity Plate# (%) (Yes/No) Plate# Titer 130001 Baseline SP1 0.054 0.6 Negative 130001 Month 1 SP1 0.427 23.7 POSITIVE ConfP-7 99.0 YES TP211 2.7 130001 Month 3 SP1 2.354 143.1 POSITIVE ConfP-1 100.0 YES TP5 3.7 130001 Month 6 SP1 1.265 75.6 POSITIVE ConfP-7 99.2 YES TP211 3.7 130001 Month 9 SP1 0.964 57.0 POSITIVE ConfP-7 99.3 YES TP211 3.7 130001 Month 12 SP1 1.249 74.6 POSITIVE ConfP-7 99.5 YES TP211 3.7 130001 Month 18 SP1 1.752 105.8 POSITIVE ConfP-7 98.5 YES TP211 3.7 130001 Month 24 SP1 1.514 91.1 POSITIVE ConfP-7 98.2 YES TP211 3.7 130201 Baseline SP2 0.049 0.1 Negative 130201 Month 1 SP2 0.675 43.6 POSITIVE ConfP-7 99.3 YES TP212 3.7 130201 Month 3 SP2 1.552 104.5 POSITIVE ConfP-1 99.2 YES TP5 3.7 130201 Month 6 SP2 0.236 13.1 POSITIVE ConfP-7 95.5 YES TP212 2.7 130201 Month 9 SP2 0.824 53.9 POSITIVE ConfP-7 99.5 YES TP212 3.7 130201 Month 12 SP2 1.499 100.8 POSITIVE ConfP-7 99.9 YES TP212 3.7 130201 Month 18 SP2 0.807 52.7 POSITIVE ConfP-7 99.8 YES TP212 3.7 130201 Month 24 SP2 1.016 67.3 POSITIVE ConfP-7 99.5 YES TP212 3.7 130304 Baseline SP3 0.055 0.8 Negative 130304 Month 1 SP3 2.225 127.2 POSITIVE ConfP-7 95.1 YES TP213 4.7 130304 Month 3 SP3 2.522 144.5 POSITIVE ConfP-1 97.7 YES TP5 4.7 130304 Month 6 SP3 2.437 139.6 POSITIVE ConfP-8 90.0 YES TP213 4.7 130304 Month 9 SP3 2.324 133.0 POSITIVE ConfP-8 94.4 YES TP213 4.7 130304 Month 12 SP3 2.230 127.5 POSITIVE ConfP-8 95.4 YES TP213 4.7 130304 Month 18 SP3 2.087 119.2 POSITIVE ConfP-8 94.3 YES TP213 3.7 130304 Month 24 SP3 1.815 103.3 POSITIVE ConfP-8 92.0 YES TP213 3.7 130305 Baseline SP53 0.050 0.3 Negative 130305 Month 1 SP53 0.672 31.4 POSITIVE ConfP-39 98.0 YES TP14 3.7 130305 Month 3 SP53 2.496 122.5 POSITIVE ConfP-40 99.5 YES TP14 4.7 130305 Month 6 SP53 2.606 128.0 POSITIVE ConfP-40 99.5 YES TP14 4.7 130305 Month 9 SP53 2.319 113.7 POSITIVE ConfP-40 99.5 YES TP14 4.7 130305 Month 12 SP53 1.913 93.4 POSITIVE ConfP-40 99.7 YES TP14 3.7 130305 Month 18 SP53 0.224 9.0 POSITIVE ConfP-40 99.2 YES TP14 2.7 130305 Month 24 SP53 1.341 64.8 POSITIVE ConfP-40 99.8 YES TP15 3.7 130306 Baseline SP53 0.045 0.1 Negative 130306 Month 1 SP53 0.370 16.3 POSITIVE ConfP-40 99.1 YES TP15 3.7 130306 Month 3 SP53 1.879 91.7 POSITIVE ConfP-40 99.5 YES TP15 3.7 130306 Month 6 SP53 0.790 37.3 POSITIVE ConfP-40 99.4 YES TP15 3.7 130306 Month 9 SP54 0.284 12.0 POSITIVE ConfP-41 99.5 YES TP16 3.7 130306 Month 12 SP54 0.211 8.3 POSITIVE ConfP-41 98.9 YES TP17 2.7 130306 Month 18 SP54 0.179 6.7 POSITIVE ConfP-41 98.3 YES TP17 2.7 130306 Month 24 SP54 0.102 2.9 POSITIVE ConfP-41 97.1 YES TP17 2.7 130307 Baseline SP54 0.048 0.2 Negative 130307 Month 1 SP54 0.786 37.0 POSITIVE ConfP-40 99.5 YES TP15 3.7 130307 Month 3 SP54 1.511 73.2 POSITIVE ConfP-40 99.5 YES TP15 3.7 130307 Month 6 SP54 0.740 34.7 POSITIVE ConfP-40 99.5 YES TP16 3.7 130307 Month 9 SP54 0.464 21.0 POSITIVE ConfP-41 99.5 YES TP16 3.7 130307 Month 12 SP54 0.822 38.8 POSITIVE ConfP-41 99.7 YES TP16 3.7 130307 Month 18 SP54 0.538 24.7 POSITIVE ConfP-41 99.7 YES TP16 3.7 130307 Month 24 SP54 0.250 10.3 POSITIVE ConfP-41 99.4 YES TP16 2.7 131301 Baseline SP191 0.076 0.2 Negative 131301 Month 1 SP191 0.409 13.5 POSITIVE ConfP-136 99.1 YES TP314 2.7 131301 Month 3 SP191 2.612 101.7 POSITIVE ConfP-136 98.1 YES TP290 4.7 131301 Month 6 No sample received 131301 Month 9 SP191 0.521 18.0 POSITIVE ConfP-136 99.2 YES TP290 2.7 131301 Month 12 SP191 0.560 19.6 POSITIVE ConfP-136 99.0 YES TP290 2.7 131301 Month 18 SP191 0.571 20.0 POSITIVE ConfP-136 99.4 YES TP290 2.7 131301 Month 24 SP191 0.522 18.0 POSITIVE ConfP-136 99.7 YES TP290 2.7 131501 Baseline SP3 0.046 0.2 Negative 131501 Month 1 SP3 0.308 15.5 POSITIVE ConfP-8 84.8 YES TP214 2.7 131501 Month 3 SP3 1.998 114.0 POSITIVE ConfP-1 100.0 YES TP5 3.7 131501 Month 6 SP3 1.229 69.2 POSITIVE ConfP-8 94.9 YES TP214 3.7 131501 Month 9 SP4 0.863 45.8 POSITIVE ConfP-8 94.4 YES TP214 3.7 131501 Month 12 SP4 0.388 19.3 POSITIVE ConfP-8 90.1 YES TP214 2.7 131501 Month 18 SP4 0.976 52.1 POSITIVE ConfP-8 96.8 YES TP214 3.7 131501 Month 24 SP4 1.944 106.0 POSITIVE ConfP-8 97.8 YES TP214 3.7 131602 Baseline SP4 0.049 0.4 Negative 131602 Month 1 SP4 0.796 42.0 POSITIVE ConfP-1 100.0 YES TP5 2.7 131602 Month 3 SP4 0.270 12.7 POSITIVE ConfP-8 99.1 YES TP215 2.7 131602 Month 6 SP4 0.114 4.0 POSITIVE ConfP-8 96.7 YES TP215 2.7 131602 Month 9 SP4 0.095 3.0 POSITIVE ConfP-9 99.0 YES TP215 2.7 131602 Month 12 SP4 0.062 1.1 Negative 131602 Month 18 SP4 0.122 4.5 POSITIVE ConfP-9 98.6 YES TP215 2.7 131602 Month 24 SP4 0.112 3.9 POSITIVE ConfP-9 97.7 YES TP215 2.7 132201 Baseline SP55 0.044 0.3 Negative 132201 Month 1 SP55 1.466 74.6 POSITIVE ConfP-41 99.4 YES TP17 3.7 132201 Month 3 SP55 1.704 87.0 POSITIVE ConfP-41 99.7 YES TP17 3.7 132201 Month 6 SP55 0.512 24.8 POSITIVE ConfP-41 99.3 YES TP17 3.7 132201 Month 9 SP55 2.268 116.5 POSITIVE ConfP-41 99.7 YES TP18 4.7 132201 Month 12 SP55 1.987 101.8 POSITIVE ConfP-41 99.8 YES TP18 3.7 132201 Month 18 SP55 1.991 102.0 POSITIVE ConfP-42 99.7 YES TP18 4.7 132201 Month 24 SP55 1.786 91.3 POSITIVE ConfP-42 99.7 YES TP18 4.7 132701 Baseline SP5 0.055 0.5 Negative 132701 Month 1 SP5 0.177 7.1 POSITIVE ConfP-9 98.6 YES TP215 2.7 132701 Month 3 SP5 0.794 40.6 POSITIVE ConfP-1 99.7 YES TP5 3.7 132701 Month 6 SP5 0.321 14.9 POSITIVE ConfP-9 99.1 YES TP216 2.7 132701 Month 9 SP5 0.271 12.2 POSITIVE ConfP-9 99.0 YES TP216 2.7 132701 Month 12 SP5 0.190 7.9 POSITIVE ConfP-9 98.6 YES TP216 2.7 132701 Month 18 SP5 0.344 16.2 POSITIVE ConfP-9 99.1 YES TP216 3.7 132701 Month 24 SP5 0.359 17.0 POSITIVE ConfP-9 99.4 YES TP216 3.7 133501 Baseline SP5 0.053 0.4 Negative 133501 Month 1 SP5 1.029 53.3 POSITIVE ConfP-9 97.0 YES TP216 3.7 133501 Month 3 SP5 1.873 99.0 POSITIVE ConfP-1 98.8 YES TP6 3.7 133501 Month 6 SP5 0.917 47.2 POSITIVE ConfP-9 96.7 YES TP217 3.7 133501 Month 9 SP6 0.848 41.2 POSITIVE ConfP-9 96.2 YES TP217 3.7 133501 Month 12 SP6 0.532 24.8 POSITIVE ConfP-9 95.0 YES TP217 3.7 133501 Month 18 SP6 0.638 30.3 POSITIVE ConfP-10 99.2 YES TP217 3.7 133501 Month 24 SP6 0.434 19.7 POSITIVE ConfP-10 98.2 YES TP217 3.7 133601 Baseline SP6 0.046 0.0 Negative 133601 Month 1 SP6 1.063 52.4 POSITIVE ConfP-10 99.8 YES TP217 3.7 133601 Month 3 SP6 2.189 111.0 POSITIVE ConfP-1 99.9 YES TP6 3.7 133601 Month 6 SP6 0.479 22.0 POSITIVE ConfP-10 99.8 YES TP218 3.7 133601 Month 9 SP6 1.152 57.0 POSITIVE ConfP-10 99.7 YES TP218 3.7 133601 Month 12 SP6 0.865 42.1 POSITIVE ConfP-10 99.9 YES TP218 3.7 133601 Month 18 SP6 0.483 22.3 POSITIVE ConfP-10 99.8 YES TP218 3.7 133601 Month 24 SP6 0.926 45.3 POSITIVE ConfP-10 99.7 YES TP218 3.7 133903 Baseline SP7 0.044 0.0 Negative 133903 Month 1 SP7 1.769 83.5 POSITIVE ConfP-10 99.5 YES TP218 3.7 133903 Month 3 SP7 2.409 114.5 POSITIVE ConfP-1 100.0 YES TP6 3.7 133903 Month 6 SP7 1.361 63.7 POSITIVE ConfP-10 99.8 YES TP219 3.7 133903 Month 9 SP7 1.082 50.2 POSITIVE ConfP-10 99.9 YES TP219 3.7 133903 Month 12 SP7 0.909 41.8 POSITIVE ConfP-10 99.7 YES TP219 3.7 133903 Month 18 SP7 1.014 46.9 POSITIVE ConfP-10 99.6 YES TP219 3.7 133903 Month 24 SP7 0.442 19.2 POSITIVE ConfP-11 99.4 YES TP219 2.7 134001 Baseline SP8 0.045 0.0 Negative 134001 Month 1 SP8 0.048 0.2 Negative 134001 Month 3 SP8 0.158 5.7 POSITIVE ConfP-11 97.8 YES TP219 2.7 134001 Month 6 SP8 0.170 6.3 POSITIVE ConfP-1 100.0 YES TP6 2.7 134001 Month 9 SP8 0.069 1.2 Negative 134001 Month 12 SP8 0.059 0.7 Negative 134001 Month 18 SP8 0.063 0.9 Negative 134001 Month 24 SP8 0.050 0.3 Negative 134602 Baseline SP55 0.045 0.4 Negative 134602 Month 1 SP55 0.086 2.5 POSITIVE ConfP-42 97.6 YES TP18 2.7 134602 Month 3 SP55 0.737 36.5 POSITIVE ConfP-42 99.7 YES TP18 3.7 134602 Month 6 SP55 0.114 4.0 POSITIVE ConfP-42 98.4 YES TP19 2.7 134602 Month 9 SP56 0.105 2.6 POSITIVE ConfP-42 98.2 YES TP20 2.7 134602 Month 12 SP56 0.112 2.9 POSITIVE ConfP-43 97.8 YES TP20 2.7 134602 Month 18 SP56 0.128 3.6 POSITIVE ConfP-43 98.4 YES TP20 2.7 134602 Month 24 SP56 0.167 5.3 POSITIVE ConfP-43 96.7 YES TP20 2.7 134701 Baseline SP56 0.049 0.2 Negative 134701 Month 1 SP56 0.125 3.5 POSITIVE ConfP-42 98.6 YES TP19 2.7 134701 Month 3 SP56 1.810 76.4 POSITIVE ConfP-42 99.7 YES TP19 3.7 134701 Month 6 SP56 0.554 22.1 POSITIVE ConfP-42 99.3 YES TP19 3.7 134701 Month 9 SP56 0.852 34.9 POSITIVE ConfP-42 99.7 YES TP19 3.7 134701 Month 12 SP56 2.183 92.5 POSITIVE ConfP-42 99.8 YES TP19 3.7 134701 Month 18 SP56 2.278 96.6 POSITIVE ConfP-42 99.9 YES TP20 4.7 134701 Month 24 SP56 2.069 87.6 POSITIVE ConfP-42 99.8 YES TP20 3.7 326401 Baseline SP57 0.044 0.1 Negative 326401 Month 1 SP57 0.518 28.0 POSITIVE ConfP-43 99.7 YES TP21 2.7 326401 Month 3 SP57 1.443 82.6 POSITIVE ConfP-43 99.0 YES TP21 3.7 326401 Month 6 SP57 0.225 10.7 POSITIVE ConfP-43 99.1 YES TP21 2.7 326401 Month 9 SP57 0.121 4.6 POSITIVE ConfP-43 97.9 YES TP21 2.7 326401 Month 12 SP57 0.079 2.1 POSITIVE ConfP-43 98.4 YES TP21 2.7 326401 Month 18 SP57 0.077 2.0 POSITIVE ConfP-43 95.5 YES TP21 2.7 326401 Month 24 SP57 0.068 1.5 POSITIVE ConfP-43 98.0 YES TP22 2.7 327201 Baseline SP57 0.048 0.3 Negative 327201 Month 1 SP57 0.639 35.2 POSITIVE ConfP-43 99.8 YES TP22 3.7 327201 Month 3 SP57 1.224 69.7 POSITIVE ConfP-43 99.9 YES TP22 3.7 327201 Month 6 SP57 0.610 33.5 POSITIVE ConfP-43 99.6 YES TP22 3.7 327201 Month 9 SP58 0.888 46.5 POSITIVE ConfP-44 99.6 YES TP23 3.7 327201 Month 12 SP58 0.474 23.7 POSITIVE ConfP-44 99.3 YES TP24 3.7 327201 Month 18 SP58 0.581 29.6 POSITIVE ConfP-44 99.6 YES TP24 3.7 327201 Month 24 SP58 0.480 24.0 POSITIVE ConfP-44 99.1 YES TP24 3.7 505201 Baseline SP59 0.049 0.2 Negative 505201 Month 1 SP59 0.241 10.9 POSITIVE ConfP-44 98.3 YES TP24 2.7 505201 Month 3 SP59 0.495 25.0 POSITIVE ConfP-44 98.1 YES TP24 2.7 505201 Month 6 SP59 0.389 19.1 POSITIVE ConfP-45 99.0 YES TP24 2.7 505201 Month 9 SP59 0.093 2.6 POSITIVE ConfP-45 95.6 YES TP25 2.7 505201 Month 12 SP59 0.097 2.8 POSITIVE ConfP-45 94.6 YES TP25 2.7 505201 Month 18 SP59 0.108 3.5 POSITIVE ConfP-45 95.8 YES TP25 2.7 505201 Month 24 SP59 0.077 1.7 POSITIVE ConfP-45 90.0 YES TP25 2.7 505203 Baseline SP59 0.056 0.6 Negative 505203 Month 1 SP59 0.140 5.2 POSITIVE ConfP-45 92.0 YES TP25 2.7 505203 Month 3 SP59 0.371 18.1 POSITIVE ConfP-45 97.0 YES TP25 2.7 505203 Month 6 SP59 0.298 14.0 POSITIVE ConfP-45 98.9 YES TP26 2.7 505203 Month 9 SP60 0.158 6.8 POSITIVE ConfP-46 96.6 YES TP27 2.7 505203 Month 12 SP60 0.106 3.7 POSITIVE ConfP-46 84.6 YES TP27 2.7 505203 Month 18 SP60 1.303 75.6 POSITIVE ConfP-46 99.2 YES TP27 3.7 505203 Month 24 SP60 0.094 2.9 POSITIVE ConfP-46 89.4 YES TP27 2.7 505205 Baseline SP60 0.047 0.1 Negative 505205 Month 1 SP60 2.586 152.7 POSITIVE ConfP-45 98.1 YES TP26 4.7 505205 Month 3 SP60 2.454 144.8 POSITIVE ConfP-45 98.0 YES TP26 3.7 505205 Month 6 SP60 2.265 133.4 POSITIVE ConfP-45 99.0 YES TP26 3.7 505205 Month 9 SP60 2.245 132.2 POSITIVE ConfP-45 99.1 YES TP26 3.7 505205 Month 12 SP60 2.357 138.9 POSITIVE ConfP-45 99.6 YES TP26 3.7 505205 Month 18 SP60 1.400 81.4 POSITIVE ConfP-46 96.8 YES TP27 3.7 505205 Month 24 SP60 1.727 101.1 POSITIVE ConfP-46 98.3 YES TP27 3.7 505207 Baseline SP61 0.046 0.2 Negative 505207 Month 1 SP61 0.109 3.2 POSITIVE ConfP-46 94.3 YES TP28 2.7 505207 Month 3 SP61 1.109 51.5 POSITIVE ConfP-46 96.5 YES TP28 3.7 505207 Month 6 SP61 0.232 9.2 POSITIVE ConfP-46 99.2 YES TP28 2.7 505207 Month 9 SP61 0.089 2.3 POSITIVE ConfP-46 100.0 YES TP28 2.7 505207 Month 12 SP61 0.092 2.4 POSITIVE ConfP-46 100.0 YES TP28 2.7 505207 Month 18 SP61 0.070 1.4 Negative 505207 Month 24 SP61 0.072 1.4 Negative 505210 Baseline SP61 0.048 0.3 Negative 505210 Month 1 SP61 0.278 11.4 POSITIVE ConfP-46 100.0 YES TP28 2.7 505210 Month 3 SP61 0.937 43.2 POSITIVE ConfP-46 100.0 YES TP29 3.7 505210 Month 6 SP61 0.153 5.4 POSITIVE ConfP-47 97.8 YES TP29 2.7 505210 Month 9 SP62 0.353 14.1 POSITIVE ConfP-131 98.0 YES TP283 3.7 505210 Month 12 SP62 0.536 22.5 POSITIVE ConfP-131 94.4 YES TP283 3.7 505210 Month 18 SP62 0.449 18.5 POSITIVE ConfP-131 91.1 YES TP283 3.7 505210 Month 24 SP62 0.313 12.2 POSITIVE ConfP-131 85.3 YES TP283 3.7 505214 Baseline SP62 0.048 0.0 Negative 505214 Month 1 SP62 0.127 3.7 POSITIVE ConfP-131 99.0 YES TP283 2.7 505214 Month 3 SP62 0.699 30.0 POSITIVE ConfP-131 99.7 YES TP283 3.7 505214 Month 6 SP62 0.797 34.5 POSITIVE ConfP-131 99.1 YES TP284 3.7 505214 Month 9 SP62 0.218 7.9 POSITIVE ConfP-131 99.0 YES TP284 2.7 505214 Month 12 SP62 0.406 16.5 POSITIVE ConfP-131 99.3 YES TP284 3.7 505214 Month 18 SP62 0.332 13.1 POSITIVE ConfP-131 99.4 YES TP284 3.7 505214 Month 24 SP62 0.261 9.8 POSITIVE ConfP-131 98.4 YES TP284 4.7 505301 Baseline SP63 0.045 0.2 Negative 505301 Month 1 SP63 1.582 93.1 POSITIVE ConfP-47 99.0 YES TP29 3.7 505301 Month 3 SP63 1.918 113.4 POSITIVE ConfP-47 98.9 YES TP29 3.7 505301 Month 6 SP63 1.315 77.0 POSITIVE ConfP-47 98.5 YES TP29 3.7 505301 Month 9 SP63 0.951 55.0 POSITIVE ConfP-47 99.1 YES TP29 3.7 505301 Month 12 SP63 0.453 24.8 POSITIVE ConfP-47 98.0 YES TP30 2.7 505301 Month 18 SP63 0.509 28.2 POSITIVE ConfP-47 97.4 YES TP30 2.7 505301 Month 24 SP63 0.257 13.0 POSITIVE ConfP-47 92.3 YES TP30 2.7 505303 Baseline SP63 0.045 0.2 Negative 505303 Month 1 SP63 0.121 4.8 POSITIVE ConfP-47 99.3 YES TP30 2.7 505303 Month 3 SP63 1.086 63.1 POSITIVE ConfP-47 99.6 YES TP30 3.7 505303 Month 6 SP63 0.187 8.8 POSITIVE ConfP-47 99.6 YES TP30 2.7 505303 Month 9 SP64 0.423 23.5 POSITIVE ConfP-48 99.2 YES TP32 2.7 505303 Month 12 SP64 0.070 1.7 POSITIVE ConfP-48 91.8 YES TP32 2.7 505303 Month 18 SP64 0.544 31.0 POSITIVE ConfP-48 99.7 YES TP32 3.7 505303 Month 24 SP64 0.072 1.8 POSITIVE ConfP-48 95.7 YES TP32 2.7 505306 Baseline SP64 0.044 0.1 Negative 505306 Month 1 SP64 0.130 5.4 POSITIVE ConfP-47 98.5 YES TP31 2.7 505306 Month 3 SP64 0.748 43.6 POSITIVE ConfP-47 99.3 YES TP31 3.7 505306 Month 6 SP64 0.404 22.3 POSITIVE ConfP-48 98.9 YES TP31 2.7 505306 Month 9 SP64 0.103 3.7 POSITIVE ConfP-48 97.2 YES TP31 2.7 505306 Month 12 SP64 0.080 2.3 POSITIVE ConfP-48 94.7 YES TP31 2.7 505306 Month 18 SP64 0.091 3.0 POSITIVE ConfP-48 94.2 YES TP31 2.7 505306 Month 24 SP64 0.089 2.8 POSITIVE ConfP-48 93.5 YES TP32 2.7 505307 Baseline SP65 0.052 0.5 Negative 505307 Month 1 SP65 2.992 137.5 POSITIVE ConfP-48 98.6 YES TP32 4.7 505307 Month 3 SP65 2.889 132.7 POSITIVE ConfP-48 98.6 YES TP33 4.7 505307 Month 6 SP65 2.061 94.1 POSITIVE ConfP-48 98.8 YES TP33 3.7 505307 Month 9 SP65 1.765 80.3 POSITIVE ConfP-48 98.9 YES TP33 3.7 505307 Month 12 SP65 1.442 65.2 POSITIVE ConfP-49 99.1 YES TP37 3.7 505307 Month 18 SP65 1.222 55.0 POSITIVE ConfP-49 99.1 YES TP33 3.7 505307 Month 24 SP65 0.768 33.8 POSITIVE ConfP-49 99.2 YES TP33 3.7 505308 Baseline SP65 0.048 0.3 Negative 505308 Month 1 SP65 0.058 0.7 Negative 505308 Month 3 SP65 0.338 13.8 POSITIVE ConfP-49 99.1 YES TP33 2.7 505308 Month 6 SP65 1.514 68.6 POSITIVE ConfP-49 99.5 YES TP34 3.7 505308 Month 9 SP66 0.693 32.1 POSITIVE ConfP-49 99.1 YES TP35 3.7 505308 Month 12 SP66 0.330 14.0 POSITIVE ConfP-50 99.6 YES TP35 2.7 505308 Month 18 SP66 1.091 51.9 POSITIVE ConfP-50 99.7 YES TP35 3.7 505308 Month 24 SP66 1.747 84.6 POSITIVE ConfP-50 99.8 YES TP35 3.7 505704 Baseline SP9 0.048 0.2 Negative 505704 Month 1 SP9 1.916 97.8 POSITIVE ConfP-11 98.6 YES TP220 3.7 505704 Month 3 SP9 2.009 102.6 POSITIVE ConfP-1 99.4 YES TP6 3.7 505704 Month 6 SP9 1.274 64.2 POSITIVE ConfP-11 98.0 YES TP220 2.7 505704 Month 9 SP9 0.892 44.3 POSITIVE ConfP-11 99.6 YES TP220 2.7 505704 Month 12 SP9 0.552 26.5 POSITIVE ConfP-11 97.6 YES TP220 2.7 505704 Month 18 SP9 0.546 26.2 POSITIVE ConfP-11 100.0 YES TP220 2.7 505704 Month 24 SP9 0.478 22.6 POSITIVE ConfP-11 98.6 YES TP220 2.7 505705 Baseline SP197 0.094 0.3 Negative 505705 Month 1 SP197 0.832 34.0 POSITIVE ConfP-145 99.2 YES TP298 3.7 505705 Month 3 SP197 1.122 47.2 POSITIVE ConfP-145 99.4 YES TP298 3.7 505705 Month 6 SP197 0.652 25.8 POSITIVE ConfP-145 98.4 YES TP298 2.7 505705 Month 9 SP197 0.359 12.4 POSITIVE ConfP-145 99.2 YES TP298 2.7 505705 Month 12 SP197 0.323 10.8 POSITIVE ConfP-145 99.5 YES TP298 2.7 505705 Month 18 No sample received 505705 Month 24 SP199 0.161 4.5 POSITIVE ConfP-145 98.8 YES TP298 2.7 505706 Baseline SP9 0.049 0.2 Negative 505706 Month 1 SP9 0.517 24.7 POSITIVE ConfP-11 93.1 YES TP221 2.7 505706 Month 3 SP9 1.273 64.2 POSITIVE ConfP-1 95.1 YES TP6 3.7 505706 Month 6 SP9 0.519 24.8 POSITIVE ConfP-11 95.3 YES TP221 2.7 505706 Month 9 SP10 0.483 22.5 POSITIVE ConfP-11 95.2 YES TP221 2.7 505706 Month 12 SP10 0.413 18.9 POSITIVE ConfP-11 98.6 YES TP221 2.7 505706 Month 18 SP10 0.675 32.3 POSITIVE ConfP-11 98.7 YES TP221 2.7 505706 Month 24 SP10 0.202 8.1 POSITIVE ConfP-12 85.8 YES TP221 2.7 505708 Baseline SP10 0.050 0.3 Negative 505708 Month 1 SP10 0.049 0.3 Negative 505708 Month 3 SP10 1.268 62.6 POSITIVE ConfP-12 98.8 YES TP222 3.7 505708 Month 6 SP10 1.360 67.3 POSITIVE ConfP-1 100.0 YES TP7 3.7 505708 Month 9 SP10 1.238 61.1 POSITIVE ConfP-12 98.5 YES TP222 3.7 505708 Month 12 SP10 0.901 43.9 POSITIVE ConfP-12 98.0 YES TP222 2.7 505708 Month 18 SP10 0.626 29.8 POSITIVE ConfP-12 99.3 YES TP222 2.7 505708 Month 24 SP10 0.357 16.0 POSITIVE ConfP-12 93.4 YES TP222 2.7 505712 Baseline SP198 0.103 1.0 Negative 505712 Month 1 SP198 0.222 7.2 POSITIVE ConfP-146 63.3 YES TP310 2.7 505712 Month 3 SP198 1.112 53.2 POSITIVE ConfP-146 92.3 YES TP310 2.7 505712 Month 6 SP198 0.526 22.9 POSITIVE ConfP-146 81.9 YES TP310 2.7 505712 Month 9 SP198 0.390 15.9 POSITIVE ConfP-146 80.4 YES TP310 2.7 505712 Month 12 SP198 0.403 16.5 POSITIVE ConfP-146 77.9 YES TP310 2.7 505712 Month 18 No sample received 505712 Month 24 SP198 0.442 18.6 POSITIVE ConfP-146 98.6 YES TP310 2.7 505713 Baseline SP66 0.053 0.2 Negative 505713 Month 1 SP66 0.286 11.8 POSITIVE ConfP-49 98.3 YES TP34 2.7 505713 Month 3 SP66 0.779 36.4 POSITIVE ConfP-49 99.3 YES TP34 3.7 505713 Month 6 SP66 0.316 13.3 POSITIVE ConfP-49 99.2 YES TP34 2.7 505713 Month 9 SP66 0.970 45.9 POSITIVE ConfP-49 98.5 YES TP34 3.7 505713 Month 12 SP66 0.672 31.0 POSITIVE ConfP-49 98.6 YES TP34 3.7 505713 Month 18 SP66 0.765 35.7 POSITIVE ConfP-49 99.0 YES TP35 3.7 505713 Month 24 SP66 0.494 22.2 POSITIVE ConfP-49 99.1 YES TP35 3.7 505717 Baseline SP67 0.059 0.7 Negative 505717 Month 1 SP67 1.815 88.8 POSITIVE ConfP-50 98.9 YES TP36 3.7 505717 Month 3 SP67 1.865 91.4 POSITIVE ConfP-50 99.3 YES TP36 3.7 505717 Month 6 SP67 1.668 81.5 POSITIVE ConfP-50 99.3 YES TP36 3.7 505717 Month 9 SP67 1.158 55.9 POSITIVE ConfP-50 99.1 YES TP36 3.7 505717 Month 12 SP67 1.616 78.9 POSITIVE ConfP-50 99.4 YES TP36 3.7 505717 Month 18 SP67 1.318 63.9 POSITIVE ConfP-50 99.3 YES TP36 3.7 505717 Month 24 SP67 0.676 31.6 POSITIVE ConfP-50 99.6 YES TP37 3.7 505802 Baseline SP11 0.057 0.8 Negative 505802 Month 1 SP11 1.505 76.0 POSITIVE ConfP-12 99.1 YES TP222 3.7 505802 Month 3 SP11 1.557 78.7 POSITIVE ConfP-12 98.3 YES TP223 3.7 505802 Month 6 SP11 1.536 77.7 POSITIVE ConfP-12 99.5 YES TP223 3.7 505802 Month 9 SP11 1.677 85.0 POSITIVE ConfP-12 99.4 YES TP223 3.7 505802 Month 12 SP11 1.735 88.0 POSITIVE ConfP-12 99.5 YES TP223 3.7 505802 Month 18 SP11 1.741 88.3 POSITIVE ConfP-2 100.0 YES TP7 3.7 505802 Month 24 SP11 1.390 70.1 POSITIVE ConfP-12 99.4 YES TP223 3.7 505806 Baseline SP11 0.045 0.2 Negative 505806 Month 1 SP11 1.378 69.4 POSITIVE ConfP-12 99.9 YES TP223 3.7 505806 Month 3 SP11 1.568 79.3 POSITIVE ConfP-2 100.0 YES TP7 3.7 505806 Month 6 SP11 0.717 35.1 POSITIVE ConfP-13 99.4 YES TP224 2.7 505806 Month 9 SP12 0.455 21.4 POSITIVE ConfP-13 98.0 YES TP224 2.7 505806 Month 12 SP12 0.313 14.0 POSITIVE ConfP-13 97.9 YES TP224 2.7 505806 Month 18 SP12 0.239 10.2 POSITIVE ConfP-13 98.1 YES TP224 2.7 505806 Month 24 SP12 0.189 7.6 POSITIVE ConfP-13 96.7 YES TP224 2.7 505807 Baseline SP12 0.088 2.3 POSITIVE ConfP-13 85.9 YES TP224 2.7 505807 Month 1 SP12 0.448 21.1 POSITIVE ConfP-13 91.7 YES TP225 3.7 505807 Month 3 SP12 1.142 57.2 POSITIVE ConfP-2 98.7 YES TP7 3.7 505807 Month 6 SP12 0.756 37.1 POSITIVE ConfP-13 91.3 YES TP225 3.7 505807 Month 9 SP12 0.594 28.7 POSITIVE ConfP-13 86.4 YES TP225 3.7 505807 Month 12 SP12 0.500 23.8 POSITIVE ConfP-13 84.4 YES TP225 3.7 505807 Month 18 SP12 0.378 17.4 POSITIVE ConfP-13 59.5 YES TP225 3.7 505807 Month 24 SP12 0.462 21.8 POSITIVE ConfP-13 58.2 YES TP225 3.7 505809 Baseline SP13 0.041 0.0 Negative 505809 Month 1 SP13 0.597 46.1 POSITIVE ConfP-13 99.2 YES TP226 3.7 505809 Month 3 SP13 1.236 99.3 POSITIVE ConfP-2 100.0 YES TP7 3.7 505809 Month 6 SP13 0.401 29.8 POSITIVE ConfP-14 99.3 YES TP226 3.7 505809 Month 9 SP13 0.685 53.5 POSITIVE ConfP-14 99.6 YES TP226 3.7 505809 Month 12 SP13 0.543 41.6 POSITIVE ConfP-14 99.8 YES TP226 3.7 505809 Month 18 SP13 0.616 47.7 POSITIVE ConfP-14 99.8 YES TP226 2.7 505809 Month 24 SP13 0.156 9.4 POSITIVE ConfP-14 99.3 YES TP226 2.7 505810 Baseline SP67 0.052 0.3 Negative 505810 Month 1 SP67 0.379 16.7 POSITIVE ConfP-50 100.0 YES TP37 2.7 505810 Month 3 SP67 1.056 50.7 POSITIVE ConfP-50 100.0 YES TP37 3.7 505810 Month 6 SP67 0.537 24.7 POSITIVE ConfP-50 99.5 YES TP41 2.7 505810 Month 9 SP68 0.155 5.5 POSITIVE ConfP-51 99.1 YES TP38 2.7 505810 Month 12 SP68 0.081 1.7 POSITIVE ConfP-51 96.9 YES TP39 2.7 505810 Month 18 SP68 0.280 12.1 POSITIVE ConfP-51 99.6 YES TP39 2.7 505810 Month 24 SP68 0.064 0.8 Negative 505812 Baseline SP68 0.067 0.9 Negative 505812 Month 1 SP68 0.218 8.8 POSITIVE ConfP-51 97.8 YES TP37 2.7 505812 Month 3 SP68 1.339 67.4 POSITIVE ConfP-51 99.5 YES TP37 3.7 505812 Month 6 SP68 0.861 42.4 POSITIVE ConfP-51 98.8 YES TP38 3.7 505812 Month 9 SP68 0.191 7.4 POSITIVE ConfP-51 98.1 YES TP38 2.7 505812 Month 12 SP68 0.117 3.6 POSITIVE ConfP-51 96.6 YES TP38 2.7 505812 Month 18 SP68 0.158 5.7 POSITIVE ConfP-51 95.8 YES TP38 2.7 505812 Month 24 SP68 0.129 4.2 POSITIVE ConfP-51 95.1 YES TP38 2.7 505813 Baseline SP69 0.046 0.2 Negative 505813 Month 1 SP69 0.331 16.9 POSITIVE ConfP-51 98.2 YES TP39 2.7 505813 Month 3 SP69 1.425 80.8 POSITIVE ConfP-51 99.2 YES TP39 3.7 505813 Month 6 SP69 0.325 16.5 POSITIVE ConfP-51 98.9 YES TP39 2.7 505813 Month 9 SP69 0.319 16.2 POSITIVE ConfP-52 98.9 YES TP39 2.7 505813 Month 12 SP69 0.262 12.9 POSITIVE ConfP-52 98.6 YES TP40 2.7 505813 Month 18 SP69 0.212 9.9 POSITIVE ConfP-52 98.9 YES TP40 2.7 505813 Month 24 SP69 0.198 9.1 POSITIVE ConfP-52 98.7 YES TP40 2.7 505901 Baseline SP179 0.047 0.3 Negative 505901 Month 1 SP179 1.990 108.4 POSITIVE ConfP-129 99.4 YES TP208 3.7 505901 Month 3 SP179 1.219 65.5 POSITIVE ConfP-129 99.7 YES TP208 3.7 505901 Month 6 SP179 1.048 56.0 POSITIVE ConfP-129 99.7 YES TP208 3.7 505901 Month 9 SP179 0.173 7.3 POSITIVE ConfP-130 97.8 YES TP208 2.7 505901 Month 12 SP179 0.152 6.2 POSITIVE ConfP-130 97.4 YES TP209 2.7 505901 Month 18 SP179 0.216 9.7 POSITIVE ConfP-130 98.0 YES TP209 2.7 505901 Month 24 SP179 0.168 7.1 POSITIVE ConfP-130 95.3 YES TP209 2.7 506003 Baseline SP69 0.046 0.2 Negative 506003 Month 1 SP69 0.594 32.3 POSITIVE ConfP-52 99.4 YES TP40 2.7 506003 Month 3 SP69 1.897 108.4 POSITIVE ConfP-52 99.5 YES TP40 3.7 506003 Month 6 SP69 0.884 49.2 POSITIVE ConfP-52 99.5 YES TP40 3.7 506003 Month 9 SP70 0.400 19.0 POSITIVE ConfP-53 98.8 YES TP42 2.7 506003 Month 12 SP70 0.476 23.0 POSITIVE ConfP-53 98.8 YES TP42 2.7 506003 Month 18 SP70 0.570 28.0 POSITIVE ConfP-53 99.2 YES TP42 2.7 506003 Month 24 SP70 1.109 56.7 POSITIVE ConfP-53 99.6 YES TP43 3.7 506101 Baseline SP13 0.043 0.0 Negative 506101 Month 1 SP13 1.948 158.6 POSITIVE ConfP-2 100.0 YES TP7 3.7 506101 Month 3 SP13 1.087 86.9 POSITIVE ConfP-14 99.7 YES TP227 3.7 506101 Month 6 SP13 0.444 33.4 POSITIVE ConfP-14 99.5 YES TP227 3.7 506101 Month 9 SP14 0.382 25.2 POSITIVE ConfP-14 99.5 YES TP227 3.7 506101 Month 12 SP14 0.252 15.6 POSITIVE ConfP-14 98.6 YES TP227 2.7 506101 Month 18 SP14 0.234 14.3 POSITIVE ConfP-14 98.9 YES TP227 2.7 506101 Month 24 SP14 0.387 25.6 POSITIVE ConfP-14 99.4 YES TP227 2.7 506102 Baseline SP14 0.047 0.5 Negative 506102 Month 1 SP14 0.104 4.7 POSITIVE ConfP-14 95.8 YES TP228 2.7 506102 Month 3 SP14 0.476 32.1 POSITIVE ConfP-2 100.0 YES TP8 2.7 506102 Month 6 SP14 0.394 26.1 POSITIVE ConfP-14 99.1 YES TP228 3.7 506102 Month 9 SP14 0.221 13.3 POSITIVE ConfP-15 98.3 YES TP228 2.7 506102 Month 12 SP14 0.101 4.5 POSITIVE ConfP-15 97.7 YES TP228 2.7 506102 Month 18 SP14 0.087 3.5 POSITIVE ConfP-15 95.7 YES TP228 2.7 506102 Month 24 SP14 0.078 2.8 POSITIVE ConfP-15 93.8 YES TP228 2.7 506105 Baseline SP15 0.044 0.0 Negative 506105 Month 1 SP15 0.230 13.1 POSITIVE ConfP-15 99.4 YES TP229 3.7 506105 Month 3 SP15 1.122 76.4 POSITIVE ConfP-2 100.0 YES TP8 3.7 506105 Month 6 SP15 0.592 38.8 POSITIVE ConfP-15 99.2 YES TP229 3.7 506105 Month 9 SP15 0.228 13.0 POSITIVE ConfP-15 98.5 YES TP229 2.7 506105 Month 12 SP15 0.266 15.7 POSITIVE ConfP-15 99.3 YES TP229 3.7 506105 Month 18 SP15 0.173 9.1 POSITIVE ConfP-15 99.3 YES TP229 2.7 506105 Month 24 SP15 0.340 20.9 POSITIVE ConfP-15 99.8 YES TP229 3.7 506106 Baseline SP15 0.043 0.0 Negative 506106 Month 1 SP15 0.081 2.6 POSITIVE ConfP-15 98.6 YES TP230 2.7 506106 Month 3 SP15 0.180 9.6 POSITIVE ConfP-2 100.0 YES TP8 2.7 506106 Month 6 SP15 0.099 3.8 POSITIVE ConfP-15 97.3 YES TP230 2.7 506106 Month 9 SP16 0.154 7.4 POSITIVE ConfP-15 99.1 YES TP230 2.7 506106 Month 12 SP16 0.088 2.7 POSITIVE ConfP-16 98.4 YES TP230 2.7 506106 Month 18 SP16 0.104 3.9 POSITIVE ConfP-16 98.2 YES TP230 2.7 506106 Month 24 SP16 0.066 1.2 Negative 506107 Baseline SP16 0.052 0.2 Negative 506107 Month 1 SP16 1.301 87.7 POSITIVE ConfP-16 99.0 YES TP230 3.7 506107 Month 3 SP16 1.871 127.6 POSITIVE ConfP-2 99.1 YES TP8 3.7 506107 Month 6 SP16 1.098 73.5 POSITIVE ConfP-16 98.6 YES TP231 3.7 506107 Month 9 SP16 0.991 66.0 POSITIVE ConfP-16 98.4 YES TP231 3.7 506107 Month 12 SP16 0.593 38.1 POSITIVE ConfP-16 98.3 YES TP231 3.7 506107 Month 18 SP16 0.573 36.7 POSITIVE ConfP-16 98.6 YES TP231 3.7 506107 Month 24 SP16 0.469 29.4 POSITIVE ConfP-16 98.5 YES TP231 3.7 506109 Baseline SP17 0.070 1.9 POSITIVE ConfP-16 92.9 YES TP231 2.7 506109 Month 1 SP17 1.506 113.6 POSITIVE ConfP-2 100.0 YES TP8 3.7 506109 Month 3 SP17 1.206 90.3 POSITIVE ConfP-16 99.8 YES TP232 3.7 506109 Month 6 SP17 0.365 24.9 POSITIVE ConfP-16 99.7 YES TP232 3.7 506109 Month 9 SP17 0.226 14.1 POSITIVE ConfP-16 99.7 YES TP232 3.7 506109 Month 12 SP17 0.177 10.3 POSITIVE ConfP-16 99.1 YES TP232 2.7 506109 Month 18 SP17 0.201 12.1 POSITIVE ConfP-17 99.7 YES TP232 3.7 506109 Month 24 SP17 0.122 6.0 POSITIVE ConfP-17 99.0 YES TP232 2.7 506111 Baseline SP70 0.073 1.6 POSITIVE ConfP-52 33.3 No 506111 Month 1 SP70 0.714 35.7 POSITIVE ConfP-52 99.8 YES TP41 3.7 506111 Month 3 SP70 1.509 78.0 POSITIVE ConfP-52 99.5 YES TP41 3.7 506111 Month 6 SP70 0.846 42.7 POSITIVE ConfP-52 99.1 YES TP41 3.7 506111 Month 9 SP70 0.523 25.5 POSITIVE ConfP-52 99.2 YES TP41 2.7 506111 Month 12 SP70 0.903 45.7 POSITIVE ConfP-52 99.3 YES TP42 3.7 506111 Month 18 SP70 0.842 42.5 POSITIVE ConfP-53 99.2 YES TP42 2.7 506111 Month 24 SP70 0.424 20.3 POSITIVE ConfP-53 98.9 YES TP42 2.7 506301 Baseline SP71 0.046 0.2 Negative 506301 Month 1 SP71 1.500 70.9 POSITIVE ConfP-53 99.4 YES TP43 3.7 506301 Month 3 SP71 2.163 103.2 POSITIVE ConfP-53 99.2 YES TP43 3.7 506301 Month 6 SP71 1.943 92.5 POSITIVE ConfP-53 99.1 YES TP43 3.7 506301 Month 9 SP71 1.386 65.4 POSITIVE ConfP-53 98.6 YES TP43 3.7 506301 Month 12 SP71 0.890 41.2 POSITIVE ConfP-53 98.2 YES TP43 3.7 506301 Month 18 SP71 1.988 94.6 POSITIVE ConfP-53 98.8 YES TP44 3.7 506301 Month 24 SP71 1.279 60.2 POSITIVE ConfP-53 98.1 YES TP44 3.7 506302 Baseline SP71 0.077 1.7 POSITIVE ConfP-54 44.4 No 506302 Month 1 SP71 1.083 50.6 POSITIVE ConfP-54 98.6 YES TP44 3.7 506302 Month 3 SP71 1.496 70.7 POSITIVE ConfP-54 99.1 YES TP44 3.7 506302 Month 6 SP71 0.897 41.6 POSITIVE ConfP-54 98.2 YES TP44 2.7 506302 Month 9 SP72 0.825 37.7 POSITIVE ConfP-54 98.3 YES TP46 2.7 506302 Month 12 SP72 0.697 31.5 POSITIVE ConfP-54 97.8 YES TP46 2.7 506302 Month 18 SP72 0.802 36.6 POSITIVE ConfP-55 98.3 YES TP46 2.7 506302 Month 24 SP72 0.873 40.0 POSITIVE ConfP-55 98.5 YES TP46 2.7 506303 Baseline SP72 0.047 0.2 Negative 506303 Month 1 SP72 0.257 10.4 POSITIVE ConfP-54 99.1 YES TP45 2.7 506303 Month 3 SP72 2.161 102.0 POSITIVE ConfP-54 99.4 YES TP45 3.7 506303 Month 6 SP72 1.024 47.3 POSITIVE ConfP-54 98.6 YES TP45 3.7 506303 Month 9 SP72 0.561 25.0 POSITIVE ConfP-54 98.6 YES TP45 2.7 506303 Month 12 SP72 0.336 14.2 POSITIVE ConfP-54 98.2 YES TP45 2.7 506303 Month 18 SP72 0.722 32.7 POSITIVE ConfP-54 98.7 YES TP45 2.7 506303 Month 24 SP72 0.340 14.3 POSITIVE ConfP-54 98.6 YES TP46 2.7 506305 Baseline SP73 0.045 0.1 Negative 506305 Month 1 SP73 0.561 23.1 POSITIVE ConfP-55 98.5 YES TP46 2.7 506305 Month 3 SP73 2.236 97.5 POSITIVE ConfP-55 98.6 YES TP47 3.7 506305 Month 6 SP73 1.256 53.9 POSITIVE ConfP-55 99.0 YES TP47 3.7 506305 Month 9 SP73 0.548 22.5 POSITIVE ConfP-55 99.0 YES TP47 2.7 506305 Month 12 SP73 0.843 35.6 POSITIVE ConfP-55 98.9 YES TP47 2.7 506305 Month 18 SP73 0.135 4.1 POSITIVE ConfP-55 97.3 YES TP47 2.7 506305 Month 24 SP73 0.135 4.1 POSITIVE ConfP-55 94.7 YES TP47 2.7 506401 Baseline SP73 0.044 0.1 Negative 506401 Month 1 SP73 2.512 109.7 POSITIVE ConfP-55 99.4 YES TP48 4.7 506401 Month 3 SP73 1.988 86.5 POSITIVE ConfP-55 99.6 YES TP48 3.7 506401 Month 6 SP73 0.315 12.1 POSITIVE ConfP-55 99.0 YES TP48 2.7 506401 Month 9 SP74 0.297 12.5 POSITIVE ConfP-56 98.9 YES TP49 2.7 506401 Month 12 SP74 0.345 14.8 POSITIVE ConfP-56 98.8 YES TP49 2.7 506401 Month 18 SP74 0.481 21.4 POSITIVE ConfP-56 98.9 YES TP50 2.7 506401 Month 24 SP74 0.839 38.9 POSITIVE ConfP-56 99.5 YES TP50 3.7 513201 Baseline SP75 0.054 0.5 Negative 513201 Month 1 SP75 0.143 5.0 POSITIVE ConfP-57 98.3 YES TP51 2.7 513201 Month 3 SP75 0.859 40.6 POSITIVE ConfP-57 98.5 YES TP51 3.7 513201 Month 6 SP75 0.429 19.2 POSITIVE ConfP-57 95.6 YES TP51 3.7 513201 Month 9 SP76 0.330 14.0 POSITIVE ConfP-58 96.8 YES TP53 2.7 513201 Month 12 SP76 0.105 3.0 POSITIVE ConfP-58 97.5 YES TP53 2.7 513201 Month 18 SP76 0.132 4.3 POSITIVE ConfP-58 90.3 YES TP53 2.7 513201 Month 24 SP76 0.087 2.1 POSITIVE ConfP-58 89.5 YES TP53 2.7 513202 Baseline SP76 0.046 0.1 Negative 513202 Month 1 SP76 2.059 98.5 POSITIVE ConfP-57 99.0 YES TP52 3.7 513202 Month 3 SP76 1.115 52.3 POSITIVE ConfP-57 98.9 YES TP52 3.7 513202 Month 6 SP76 0.698 32.0 POSITIVE ConfP-57 99.4 YES TP52 3.7 513202 Month 9 SP76 0.282 11.6 POSITIVE ConfP-57 98.8 YES TP52 2.7 513202 Month 12 SP76 0.323 13.6 POSITIVE ConfP-57 98.5 YES TP52 2.7 513202 Month 18 SP76 0.493 21.9 POSITIVE ConfP-57 94.5 YES TP52 2.7 513202 Month 24 SP76 0.113 3.4 POSITIVE ConfP-58 96.7 YES TP53 2.7 513204 Baseline SP77 0.045 0.2 Negative 513204 Month 1 SP77 0.132 6.3 POSITIVE ConfP-58 100.0 YES TP53 2.7 513204 Month 3 SP77 0.302 18.2 POSITIVE ConfP-58 100.0 YES TP54 2.7 513204 Month 6 SP77 0.073 2.2 POSITIVE ConfP-58 100.0 YES TP54 2.7 513204 Month 9 SP77 0.070 2.0 POSITIVE ConfP-58 96.4 YES TP54 2.7 513204 Month 12 SP77 0.096 3.8 POSITIVE ConfP-58 100.0 YES TP54 2.7 513204 Month 18 SP77 0.058 1.1 Negative 513204 Month 24 SP77 0.086 3.1 POSITIVE ConfP-58 100.0 YES TP54 2.7 522001 Baseline SP183 0.061 1.3 Negative 522001 Month 1 SP183 0.747 47.4 POSITIVE ConfP-132 98.2 YES TP285 3.7 522001 Month 3 SP183 0.910 58.4 POSITIVE ConfP-132 97.4 YES TP286 3.7 522001 Month 6 SP183 0.894 57.3 POSITIVE ConfP-132 96.8 YES TP286 3.7 522001 Month 9 SP183 0.905 58.0 POSITIVE ConfP-132 97.6 YES TP286 3.7 522001 Month 12 SP183 0.951 61.1 POSITIVE ConfP-132 96.8 YES TP286 3.7 522001 Month 18 SP183 0.606 37.9 POSITIVE ConfP-132 96.3 YES TP286 3.7 522001 Month 24 SP183 0.419 25.4 POSITIVE ConfP-132 95.9 YES TP286 3.7 522201 Baseline SP77 0.050 0.6 Negative 522201 Month 1 SP77 0.415 26.1 POSITIVE ConfP-58 100.0 YES TP54 2.7 522201 Month 3 SP77 1.716 117.2 POSITIVE ConfP-58 99.7 YES TP55 3.7 522201 Month 6 SP77 0.370 23.0 POSITIVE ConfP-59 99.7 YES TP55 2.7 522201 Month 9 SP78 0.452 25.3 POSITIVE ConfP-59 99.5 YES TP56 3.7 522201 Month 12 SP78 0.651 37.5 POSITIVE ConfP-59 99.0 YES TP56 3.7 522201 Month 18 SP78 0.511 28.9 POSITIVE ConfP-59 99.2 YES TP56 3.7 522201 Month 24 SP78 0.536 30.5 POSITIVE ConfP-59 99.0 YES TP57 3.7 522205 Baseline SP78 0.045 0.4 Negative 522205 Month 1 SP78 0.265 13.8 POSITIVE ConfP-59 99.6 YES TP55 2.7 522205 Month 3 SP78 0.809 47.2 POSITIVE ConfP-59 99.7 YES TP55 3.7 522205 Month 6 SP78 0.426 23.7 POSITIVE ConfP-59 99.4 YES TP55 2.7 522205 Month 9 SP78 0.306 16.4 POSITIVE ConfP-59 99.7 YES TP55 2.7 522205 Month 12 SP78 0.402 22.2 POSITIVE ConfP-59 99.6 YES TP56 3.7 522205 Month 18 SP78 0.471 26.5 POSITIVE ConfP-59 99.1 YES TP56 2.7 522205 Month 24 SP78 0.351 19.1 POSITIVE ConfP-59 99.3 YES TP56 3.7 522401 Baseline SP79 0.046 0.0 Negative 522401 Month 1 SP79 0.689 35.0 POSITIVE ConfP-59 99.5 YES TP57 2.7 522401 Month 3 SP79 1.833 97.6 POSITIVE ConfP-60 99.5 YES TP57 3.7 522401 Month 6 SP79 1.579 83.7 POSITIVE ConfP-60 99.6 YES TP57 3.7 522401 Month 9 SP79 0.929 48.2 POSITIVE ConfP-60 99.5 YES TP57 3.7 522401 Month 12 SP79 0.284 12.9 POSITIVE ConfP-60 99.7 YES TP57 2.7 522401 Month 18 SP79 0.621 31.3 POSITIVE ConfP-60 99.6 YES TP58 2.7 522401 Month 24 SP79 0.274 12.4 POSITIVE ConfP-60 99.7 YES TP58 2.7 522402 Baseline SP79 0.045 0.0 Negative 522402 Month 1 SP79 0.070 1.2 Negative 522402 Month 3 SP79 1.364 72.0 POSITIVE ConfP-60 99.7 YES TP58 3.7 522402 Month 6 SP79 0.387 18.5 POSITIVE ConfP-60 99.5 YES TP58 2.7 522402 Month 9 SP80 0.208 9.8 POSITIVE ConfP-61 99.0 YES TP59 2.7 522402 Month 12 SP80 0.122 4.6 POSITIVE ConfP-61 99.4 YES TP59 2.7 522402 Month 18 SP80 0.083 2.3 POSITIVE ConfP-61 99.0 YES TP59 2.7 522402 Month 24 SP80 0.057 0.7 Negative 522403 Baseline SP80 0.055 0.6 Negative 522403 Month 1 SP80 0.079 2.0 POSITIVE ConfP-60 63.2 YES TP58 2.7 522403 Month 3 SP80 0.861 49.2 POSITIVE ConfP-60 97.1 YES TP58 3.7 522403 Month 6 SP80 0.129 5.1 POSITIVE ConfP-60 90.2 YES TP59 2.7 522403 Month 9 SP80 0.125 4.8 POSITIVE ConfP-60 91.8 YES TP59 2.7 522403 Month 12 SP80 0.199 9.3 POSITIVE ConfP-60 96.1 YES TP59 2.7 522403 Month 18 SP80 0.069 1.4 Negative 522403 Month 24 SP80 0.046 0.1 Negative 522404 Baseline SP81 0.053 0.4 Negative 522404 Month 1 SP81 0.843 28.6 POSITIVE ConfP-61 99.6 YES TP60 3.7 522404 Month 3 SP81 1.845 64.3 POSITIVE ConfP-61 99.7 YES TP60 3.7 522404 Month 6 SP81 0.704 23.6 POSITIVE ConfP-61 99.0 YES TP60 2.7 522404 Month 9 SP81 0.586 19.4 POSITIVE ConfP-61 99.5 YES TP60 2.7 522404 Month 12 SP81 1.650 57.3 POSITIVE ConfP-61 99.6 YES TP60 3.7 522404 Month 18 SP81 0.467 15.2 POSITIVE ConfP-61 99.4 YES TP60 2.7 522404 Month 24 SP81 0.658 22.0 POSITIVE ConfP-61 99.5 YES TP61 2.7 522410 Baseline SP81 0.052 0.4 Negative 522410 Month 1 SP81 0.157 4.1 POSITIVE ConfP-61 99.1 YES TP61 2.7 522410 Month 3 SP81 0.299 9.2 POSITIVE ConfP-61 99.6 YES TP61 2.7 522410 Month 6 SP81 0.232 6.8 POSITIVE ConfP-61 97.2 YES TP61 2.7 522410 Month 9 SP82 0.296 10.8 POSITIVE ConfP-62 98.4 YES TP62 2.7 522410 Month 12 SP82 0.590 23.3 POSITIVE ConfP-62 99.1 YES TP63 2.7 522410 Month 18 SP82 0.636 25.3 POSITIVE ConfP-62 98.6 YES TP63 2.7 522410 Month 24 SP82 0.707 28.3 POSITIVE ConfP-62 97.8 YES TP63 2.7 536601 Baseline SP82 0.053 0.5 Negative 536601 Month 1 SP82 1.161 47.7 POSITIVE ConfP-62 99.8 YES TP61 3.7 536601 Month 3 SP82 1.243 51.1 POSITIVE ConfP-62 99.7 YES TP61 3.7 536601 Month 6 SP82 0.294 10.7 POSITIVE ConfP-62 99.0 YES TP62 2.7 536601 Month 9 SP82 0.122 3.4 POSITIVE ConfP-62 98.9 YES TP62 2.7 536601 Month 12 SP82 0.110 2.9 POSITIVE ConfP-62 98.6 YES TP62 2.7 536601 Month 18 SP82 0.090 2.0 POSITIVE ConfP-62 97.7 YES TP62 2.7 536601 Month 24 SP82 0.103 2.6 POSITIVE ConfP-62 96.7 YES TP62 2.7 536603 Baseline SP83 0.046 0.0 Negative 536603 Month 1 SP83 0.096 2.3 POSITIVE ConfP-62 95.9 YES TP63 2.7 536603 Month 3 SP83 0.862 38.0 POSITIVE ConfP-62 98.6 YES TP63 3.7 536603 Month 6 SP83 0.643 27.8 POSITIVE ConfP-63 99.5 YES TP63 2.7 536603 Month 9 SP83 0.346 13.9 POSITIVE ConfP-63 99.8 YES TP64 3.7 536603 Month 12 SP83 0.275 10.6 POSITIVE ConfP-63 99.4 YES TP64 2.7 536603 Month 18 SP83 0.227 8.4 POSITIVE ConfP-63 99.2 YES TP64 2.7 536603 Month 24 SP83 0.246 9.3 POSITIVE ConfP-63 98.8 YES TP64 2.7 536604 Baseline SP185 0.077 0.2 Negative 536604 Month 1 No sample received 536604 Month 3 SP185 0.744 33.0 POSITIVE ConfP-137 99.7 YES TP314 3.7 536604 Month 6 SP185 0.941 42.6 POSITIVE ConfP-137 98.7 YES TP290 3.7 536601 Month 9 SP185 0.800 35.7 POSITIVE ConfP-137 98.0 YES TP291 2.7 536604 Month 12 SP185 0.469 19.5 POSITIVE ConfP-137 97.4 YES TP291 2.7 536604 Month 18 SP185 0.283 10.3 POSITIVE ConfP-137 98.4 YES TP291 2.7 536604 Month 24 SP185 0.246 8.5 POSITIVE ConfP-137 97.2 YES TP291 2.7 536701 Baseline SP83 0.046 0.0 Negative 536701 Month 1 SP83 0.370 15.1 POSITIVE ConfP-63 99.5 YES TP64 2.7 536701 Month 3 SP83 1.432 64.6 POSITIVE ConfP-63 99.8 YES TP64 3.7 536701 Month 6 SP83 0.866 38.2 POSITIVE ConfP-63 99.5 YES TP65 3.7 536701 Month 9 SP84 0.467 20.4 POSITIVE ConfP-64 99.3 YES TP66 3.7 536701 Month 12 SP84 0.530 23.4 POSITIVE ConfP-64 99.3 YES TP66 3.7 536701 Month 18 SP84 0.581 25.9 POSITIVE ConfP-64 97.2 YES TP66 3.7 536701 Month 24 SP84 0.568 25.3 POSITIVE ConfP-64 97.6 YES TP66 3.7 536702 Baseline SP84 0.050 0.4 Negative 536702 Month 1 SP84 0.519 22.9 POSITIVE ConfP-63 99.1 YES TP65 3.7 536702 Month 3 SP84 1.842 86.4 POSITIVE ConfP-63 99.8 YES TP65 3.7 536702 Month 6 SP84 0.638 28.6 POSITIVE ConfP-63 99.5 YES TP65 3.7 536702 Month 9 SP84 0.787 35.8 POSITIVE ConfP-63 99.2 YES TP65 3.7 536702 Month 12 SP84 0.605 27.0 POSITIVE ConfP-63 99.5 YES TP65 3.7 536702 Month 18 SP84 0.344 14.5 POSITIVE ConfP-64 98.8 YES TP66 2.7 536702 Month 24 SP84 0.428 18.5 POSITIVE ConfP-64 99.4 YES TP66 2.7 536703 Baseline SP85 0.046 0.1 Negative 536703 Month 1 SP85 2.417 118.9 POSITIVE ConfP-64 97.9 YES TP67 4.7 536703 Month 3 SP85 2.358 115.9 POSITIVE ConfP-64 98.2 YES TP67 4.7 536703 Month 6 SP85 1.351 65.5 POSITIVE ConfP-64 99.4 YES TP67 3.7 536703 Month 9 SP85 0.649 30.3 POSITIVE ConfP-64 99.3 YES TP67 3.7 536703 Month 12 SP85 0.398 17.7 POSITIVE ConfP-64 99.1 YES TP67 2.7 536703 Month 18 SP85 0.492 22.4 POSITIVE ConfP-64 98.5 YES TP67 3.7 536703 Month 24 SP85 0.477 21.7 POSITIVE ConfP-64 98.6 YES TP68 2.7 536704 Baseline SP85 0.044 0.0 Negative 536704 Month 1 SP85 0.049 0.2 Negative 536704 Month 3 SP85 0.334 14.5 POSITIVE ConfP-65 96.3 YES TP68 2.7 536704 Month 6 SP85 0.444 20.0 POSITIVE ConfP-65 99.1 YES TP68 3.7 536704 Month 9 SP86 0.134 4.9 POSITIVE ConfP-65 97.6 YES TP69 2.7 536704 Month 12 SP86 0.184 7.7 POSITIVE ConfP-65 97.8 YES TP69 2.7 536704 Month 18 SP86 0.072 1.6 POSITIVE ConfP-65 92.2 YES TP69 2.7 536704 Month 24 SP86 0.086 2.3 POSITIVE ConfP-65 97.1 YES TP69 2.7 536707 Baseline SP86 0.052 0.5 Negative 536707 Month 1 SP86 0.060 0.9 Negative 536707 Month 3 SP86 0.282 13.0 POSITIVE ConfP-65 99.2 YES TP68 3.7 536707 Month 6 SP86 0.176 7.2 POSITIVE ConfP-65 100.0 YES TP68 2.7 536707 Month 9 SP184 0.322 17.7 POSITIVE ConfP-132 97.5 YES TP287 2.7 536707 Month 12 SP86 0.526 26.2 POSITIVE ConfP-65 98.2 YES TP68 3.7 536707 Month 18 SP86 0.261 11.8 POSITIVE ConfP-65 93.9 YES TP69 2.7 536707 Month 24 SP86 0.367 17.6 POSITIVE ConfP-65 97.2 YES TP69 2.7 536708 Baseline SP87 0.050 0.4 Negative 536708 Month 1 SP87 0.933 54.1 POSITIVE ConfP-65 99.5 YES TP70 3.7 536708 Month 3 SP87 2.002 119.2 POSITIVE ConfP-65 99.1 YES TP70 3.7 536708 Month 6 SP87 0.980 57.0 POSITIVE ConfP-66 97.6 YES TP70 3.7 536708 Month 9 SP87 0.623 35.2 POSITIVE ConfP-66 98.2 YES TP70 3.7 536708 Month 12 SP87 0.354 18.9 POSITIVE ConfP-66 98.2 YES TP70 2.7 536708 Month 18 SP87 0.709 40.5 POSITIVE ConfP-66 98.9 YES TP70 3.7 536708 Month 24 SP87 0.212 10.2 POSITIVE ConfP-66 96.6 YES TP71 2.7 536709 Baseline SP87 0.047 0.2 Negative 536709 Month 1 SP87 1.695 100.5 POSITIVE ConfP-66 98.7 YES TP71 3.7 536709 Month 3 SP87 2.290 136.7 POSITIVE ConfP-66 98.6 YES TP71 4.7 536709 Month 6 SP87 2.086 124.3 POSITIVE ConfP-66 99.3 YES TP71 3.7 536709 Month 9 SP88 1.818 96.4 POSITIVE ConfP-67 99.6 YES TP72 4.7 536709 Month 12 SP88 1.500 79.0 POSITIVE ConfP-67 99.5 YES TP73 3.7 536709 Month 18 SP88 1.221 63.7 POSITIVE ConfP-67 98.4 YES TP73 3.7 536709 Month 24 SP88 0.679 34.0 POSITIVE ConfP-67 98.9 YES TP73 3.7 536804 Baseline SP88 0.046 0.0 Negative 536804 Month 1 SP88 1.682 89.0 POSITIVE ConfP-66 99.5 YES TP71 3.7 536804 Month 3 SP88 1.305 68.3 POSITIVE ConfP-66 99.7 YES TP71 3.7 536804 Month 6 SP88 0.824 41.9 POSITIVE ConfP-66 99.5 YES TP72 3.7 536804 Month 9 SP88 0.514 24.9 POSITIVE ConfP-66 99.6 YES TP72 3.7 536804 Month 12 SP88 0.454 21.7 POSITIVE ConfP-66 98.5 YES TP72 3.7 536804 Month 18 SP88 0.332 15.0 POSITIVE ConfP-67 98.2 YES TP72 2.7 536804 Month 24 SP88 0.383 17.8 POSITIVE ConfP-67 98.3 YES TP72 3.7 536805 Baseline SP102 0.052 0.8 Negative 536805 Month 1 SP102 0.391 29.6 POSITIVE ConfP-77 98.4 YES TP94 2.7 536805 Month 3 SP102 1.787 148.0 POSITIVE ConfP-77 98.0 YES TP94 3.7 536805 Month 6 SP102 1.298 106.5 POSITIVE ConfP-77 98.5 YES TP94 3.7 536805 Month 9 SP102 0.975 79.1 POSITIVE ConfP-77 99.1 YES TP94 3.7 536805 Month 12 SP102 0.786 63.1 POSITIVE ConfP-77 98.6 YES TP94 3.7 536805 Month 18 SP102 0.137 8.1 POSITIVE ConfP-77 96.9 YES TP95 2.7 536805 Month 24 SP102 0.063 1.8 POSITIVE ConfP-77 90.5 YES TP95 2.7 536806 Baseline SP101 0.044 0.2 Negative 536806 Month 1 SP101 0.050 0.7 Negative 536806 Month 3 SP101 0.530 41.6 POSITIVE ConfP-76 98.3 YES TP93 3.7 536806 Month 6 SP101 1.068 87.5 POSITIVE ConfP-76 99.0 YES TP94 3.7 536806 Month 9 SP102 0.841 67.8 POSITIVE ConfP-77 99.4 YES TP95 3.7 536806 Month 12 SP102 0.875 70.7 POSITIVE ConfP-77 99.5 YES TP95 3.7 536806 Month 18 SP102 0.395 29.9 POSITIVE ConfP-77 99.4 YES TP95 3.7 536806 Month 24 SP102 0.310 22.7 POSITIVE ConfP-77 99.7 YES TP95 2.7 536807 Baseline SP101 0.047 0.4 Negative 536807 Month 1 SP101 0.382 29.0 POSITIVE ConfP-76 99.0 YES TP92 3.7 536807 Month 3 SP101 0.916 74.6 POSITIVE ConfP-76 99.0 YES TP92 3.7 536807 Month 6 SP101 0.876 71.2 POSITIVE ConfP-76 98.6 YES TP93 3.7 536807 Month 9 SP101 0.492 38.4 POSITIVE ConfP-76 98.9 YES TP93 3.7 536807 Month 12 SP101 0.735 59.1 POSITIVE ConfP-76 99.4 YES TP93 3.7 536807 Month 18 SP101 0.395 30.1 POSITIVE ConfP-76 99.1 YES TP93 3.7 536807 Month 24 SP101 0.875 71.1 POSITIVE ConfP-76 98.3 YES TP93 3.7 536808 Baseline SP104 0.050 0.0 Negative 536808 Month 1 SP104 1.719 133.7 POSITIVE ConfP-78 98.0 YES TP97 4.7 536808 Month 3 SP104 2.295 179.8 POSITIVE ConfP-78 98.1 YES TP97 4.7 536808 Month 6 SP104 1.797 139.9 POSITIVE ConfP-78 99.7 YES TP98 3.7 536808 Month 9 SP104 2.153 168.4 POSITIVE ConfP-78 99.7 YES TP98 4.7 536808 Month 12 SP104 0.772 57.8 POSITIVE ConfP-78 99.7 YES TP98 3.7 536808 Month 18 SP104 2.103 164.4 POSITIVE ConfP-79 97.4 YES TP98 4.7 536808 Month 24 SP104 2.181 170.7 POSITIVE ConfP-79 97.4 YES TP98 4.7 536811 Baseline SP103 0.048 0.5 Negative 536811 Month 1 SP103 0.138 7.6 POSITIVE ConfP-78 99.3 YES TP97 2.7 536811 Month 3 SP103 0.363 25.5 POSITIVE ConfP-78 99.4 YES TP97 3.7 536811 Month 6 SP103 0.176 10.7 POSITIVE ConfP-78 98.6 YES TP97 2.7 536811 Month 9 SP104 0.120 5.5 POSITIVE ConfP-79 94.6 YES TP98 2.7 536811 Month 12 SP104 0.071 1.6 POSITIVE ConfP-79 91.3 YES TP99 2.7 536811 Month 18 SP104 0.068 1.4 Negative 536811 Month 24 SP104 0.066 1.2 Negative 536901 Baseline SP17 0.047 0.2 Negative 536901 Month 1 SP17 0.371 25.3 POSITIVE ConfP-17 99.8 YES TP233 3.7 536901 Month 3 SP17 1.293 97.0 POSITIVE ConfP-2 100.0 YES TP8 3.7 536901 Month 6 SP17 0.244 15.5 POSITIVE ConfP-17 99.7 YES TP233 3.7 536901 Month 9 SP18 0.202 11.8 POSITIVE ConfP-17 98.0 YES TP233 3.7 536901 Month 12 SP18 0.340 22.3 POSITIVE ConfP-17 99.7 YES TP233 3.7 536901 Month 18 SP18 0.390 26.1 POSITIVE ConfP-17 100.0 YES TP233 3.7 536901 Month 24 SP18 0.325 21.2 POSITIVE ConfP-17 99.5 YES TP233 3.7 536902 Baseline SP18 0.049 0.2 Negative 536902 Month 1 SP18 0.939 67.8 POSITIVE ConfP-17 99.6 YES TP234 3.7 536902 Month 3 SP18 1.248 91.3 POSITIVE ConfP-2 100.0 YES TP9 3.7 536902 Month 6 SP18 0.633 44.6 POSITIVE ConfP-17 99.4 YES TP234 3.7 536902 Month 9 SP18 0.987 71.5 POSITIVE ConfP-17 99.8 YES TP234 3.7 536902 Month 12 SP18 0.341 22.4 POSITIVE ConfP-17 99.0 YES TP234 3.7 536902 Month 18 SP18 0.292 18.7 POSITIVE ConfP-17 98.2 YES TP234 3.7 536902 Month 24 SP18 0.194 11.2 POSITIVE ConfP-18R 98.4 YES TP234 2.7 536905 Baseline SP103 0.048 0.5 Negative 536905 Month 1 SP103 0.136 7.5 POSITIVE ConfP-77 95.6 YES TP96 2.7 536905 Month 3 SP103 0.185 11.4 POSITIVE ConfP-78 97.2 YES TP96 2.7 536905 Month 6 SP103 0.077 2.8 POSITIVE ConfP-78 94.4 YES TP96 2.7 536905 Month 9 SP103 0.083 3.3 POSITIVE ConfP-78 88.2 YES TP96 2.7 536905 Month 12 SP103 0.075 2.6 POSITIVE ConfP-78 95.8 YES TP96 2.7 536905 Month 18 SP103 0.066 1.9 POSITIVE ConfP-78 90.9 YES TP96 2.7 536905 Month 24 SP103 0.060 1.4 Negative 536906 Baseline SP97 0.058 1.2 Negative 536906 Month 1 SP97 0.260 14.8 POSITIVE ConfP-73 99.5 YES TP86 2.7 536906 Month 3 SP97 0.431 26.4 POSITIVE ConfP-73 99.2 YES TP86 2.7 536906 Month 6 SP97 0.814 52.4 POSITIVE ConfP-73 98.6 YES TP86 2.7 536906 Month 9 SP97 0.474 29.3 POSITIVE ConfP-73 98.6 YES TP86 2.7 536906 Month 12 SP97 0.243 13.7 POSITIVE ConfP-73 98.3 YES TP86 2.7 536906 Month 18 SP97 0.161 8.1 POSITIVE ConfP-73 98.3 YES TP87 2.7 536906 Month 24 SP97 0.175 9.1 POSITIVE ConfP-73 98.5 YES TP87 2.7 536909 Baseline SP97 0.045 0.3 Negative 536909 Month 1 SP97 0.107 4.5 POSITIVE ConfP-73 93.4 YES TP87 2.7 536909 Month 3 SP97 0.319 18.8 POSITIVE ConfP-73 97.7 YES TP87 3.7 536909 Month 6 SP97 0.163 8.3 POSITIVE ConfP-74 95.7 YES TP87 3.7 536909 Month 9 SP98 0.191 8.6 POSITIVE ConfP-74 95.3 YES TP89 3.7 536909 Month 12 SP98 0.185 8.3 POSITIVE ConfP-74 97.4 YES TP89 2.7 536909 Month 18 SP98 0.120 4.4 POSITIVE ConfP-74 94.9 YES TP89 2.7 536909 Month 24 SP98 0.101 3.3 POSITIVE ConfP-74 94.2 YES TP89 2.7 536912 Baseline SP98 0.046 0.1 Negative 536912 Month 1 SP98 0.079 2.0 POSITIVE ConfP-74 100.0 YES TP87 2.7 536912 Month 3 SP98 0.721 40.0 POSITIVE ConfP-74 99.9 YES TP88 3.7 536912 Month 6 SP98 0.334 17.1 POSITIVE ConfP-74 100.0 YES TP88 2.7 536912 Month 9 SP98 0.327 16.7 POSITIVE ConfP-74 100.0 YES TP88 2.7 536912 Month 12 SP98 0.217 10.2 POSITIVE ConfP-74 100.0 YES TP88 2.7 536912 Month 18 SP98 0.248 12.0 POSITIVE ConfP-74 100.0 YES TP88 2.7 536912 Month 24 SP98 0.718 39.8 POSITIVE ConfP-74 100.0 YES TP88 3.7 536913 Baseline SP92 0.048 0.2 Negative 536913 Month 1 SP92 0.988 51.7 POSITIVE ConfP-69 99.6 YES TP78 3.7 536913 Month 3 SP92 1.847 98.8 POSITIVE ConfP-69 98.6 YES TP78 4.7 536913 Month 6 SP92 1.645 87.7 POSITIVE ConfP-69 98.9 YES TP78 4.7 536913 Month 9 SP92 1.668 89.0 POSITIVE ConfP-69 99.5 YES TP78 3.7 536913 Month 12 SP92 1.062 55.8 POSITIVE ConfP-69 99.4 YES TP78 3.7 536913 Month 18 SP92 0.864 44.9 POSITIVE ConfP-69 99.5 YES TP78 3.7 536913 Month 24 SP92 1.012 53.0 POSITIVE ConfP-70 99.7 YES TP79 3.7 536914 Baseline SP91 0.045 0.0 Negative 536914 Month 1 SP91 0.905 45.3 POSITIVE ConfP-69 99.6 YES TP76 3.7 536914 Month 3 SP91 2.243 115.8 POSITIVE ConfP-69 99.1 YES TP77 4.7 536914 Month 6 SP91 0.979 49.2 POSITIVE ConfP-69 99.4 YES TP77 3.7 536914 Month 9 SP91 0.616 30.1 POSITIVE ConfP-69 98.9 YES TP77 3.7 536914 Month 12 SP91 0.512 24.6 POSITIVE ConfP-69 96.5 YES TP77 3.7 536914 Month 18 SP91 0.272 12.0 POSITIVE ConfP-69 98.8 YES TP77 3.7 536914 Month 24 SP91 0.114 3.6 POSITIVE ConfP-69 96.1 YES TP77 2.7 536916 Baseline SP90 0.047 0.1 Negative 536916 Month 1 SP90 0.074 1.5 POSITIVE ConfP-68 94.1 YES TP75 2.7 536916 Month 3 SP90 0.128 4.4 POSITIVE ConfP-68 97.8 YES TP75 2.7 536916 Month 6 SP90 0.097 2.8 POSITIVE ConfP-68 97.3 YES TP75 2.7 536916 Month 9 SP90 0.142 5.1 POSITIVE ConfP-68 85.1 YES TP75 2.7 536916 Month 12 SP90 0.067 1.2 Negative 536916 Month 18 SP90 0.089 2.3 POSITIVE ConfP-68 91.8 YES TP75 2.7 536916 Month 24 SP90 0.455 21.7 POSITIVE ConfP-68 98.2 YES TP76 3.7 537001 Baseline SP89 0.067 1.4 Negative 537001 Month 1 SP89 1.337 71.1 POSITIVE ConfP-68 98.5 YES TP74 3.7 537001 Month 3 SP89 2.025 108.9 POSITIVE ConfP-68 99.2 YES TP74 4.7 537001 Month 6 SP89 1.667 89.2 POSITIVE ConfP-68 99.5 YES TP75 4.7 537001 Month 9 SP90 1.401 71.8 POSITIVE ConfP-68 99.1 YES TP76 3.7 537001 Month 12 SP90 1.069 54.2 POSITIVE ConfP-68 99.2 YES TP76 3.7 537001 Month 18 SP90 1.504 77.2 POSITIVE ConfP-68 99.4 YES TP76 3.7 537001 Month 24 SP90 1.672 86.1 POSITIVE ConfP-68 99.2 YES TP76 3.7 537002 Baseline SP89 0.044 0.1 Negative 537002 Month 1 SP89 0.525 26.5 POSITIVE ConfP-67 99.3 YES TP73 2.7 537002 Month 3 SP89 0.875 45.7 POSITIVE ConfP-67 99.5 YES TP73 3.7 537002 Month 6 SP89 0.624 32.0 POSITIVE ConfP-67 98.9 YES TP73 3.7 537002 Month 9 SP89 0.510 25.7 POSITIVE ConfP-67 99.4 YES TP74 3.7 537002 Month 12 SP89 0.264 12.2 POSITIVE ConfP-67 99.1 YES TP74 2.7 537002 Month 18 SP89 0.315 15.0 POSITIVE ConfP-67 99.1 YES TP74 2.7 537002 Month 24 SP89 0.182 7.7 POSITIVE ConfP-67 98.6 YES TP74 2.7 537003 Baseline SP93 0.044 0.1 Negative 537003 Month 1 SP93 0.332 12.7 POSITIVE ConfP-70 99.1 YES TP79 3.7 537003 Month 3 SP93 1.936 83.1 POSITIVE ConfP-70 99.0 YES TP79 4.7 537003 Month 6 SP93 1.045 44.0 POSITIVE ConfP-70 99.4 YES TP79 3.7 537003 Month 9 SP93 0.184 6.2 POSITIVE ConfP-70 98.3 YES TP79 2.7 537003 Month 12 SP93 0.809 33.7 POSITIVE ConfP-70 98.9 YES TP79 3.7 537003 Month 18 SP93 0.285 10.7 POSITIVE ConfP-70 98.6 YES TP80 3.7 537003 Month 24 SP93 0.097 2.4 POSITIVE ConfP-70 92.2 YES TP80 2.7 537007 Baseline SP93 0.044 0.1 Negative 537007 Month 1 SP93 0.184 6.2 POSITIVE ConfP-70 97.9 YES TP80 3.7 537007 Month 3 SP93 1.188 50.3 POSITIVE ConfP-70 98.7 YES TP80 3.7 537007 Month 6 SP93 0.770 31.9 POSITIVE ConfP-70 98.2 YES TP80 3.7 537007 Month 9 SP94 1.136 47.8 POSITIVE ConfP-71 98.8 YES TP82 3.7 537007 Month 12 SP94 0.849 35.3 POSITIVE ConfP-71 97.8 YES TP82 3.7 537007 Month 18 SP94 0.484 19.3 POSITIVE ConfP-71 96.9 YES TP82 3.7 537007 Month 24 SP94 0.263 9.7 POSITIVE ConfP-71 97.1 YES TP82 3.7 537008 Baseline SP94 0.048 0.3 Negative 537008 Month 1 SP94 0.596 24.2 POSITIVE ConfP-70 94.8 YES TP80 3.7 537008 Month 3 SP94 0.873 36.3 POSITIVE ConfP-70 92.2 YES TP81 3.7 537008 Month 6 SP94 0.682 28.0 POSITIVE ConfP-71 96.2 YES TP81 3.7 537008 Month 9 SP94 0.555 22.4 POSITIVE ConfP-71 96.4 YES TP81 3.7 537008 Month 12 SP94 0.344 13.2 POSITIVE ConfP-71 94.6 YES TP81 3.7 537008 Month 18 SP94 0.263 9.7 POSITIVE ConfP-71 92.9 YES TP81 3.7 537008 Month 24 SP94 0.418 16.4 POSITIVE ConfP-71 93.0 YES TP81 3.7 537010 Baseline SP95 0.052 0.4 Negative 537010 Month 1 SP95 1.681 68.3 POSITIVE ConfP-71 99.5 YES TP82 3.7 537010 Month 3 SP95 1.010 40.3 POSITIVE ConfP-71 99.4 YES TP82 3.7 537010 Month 6 SP95 0.323 11.7 POSITIVE ConfP-71 98.0 YES TP83 3.7 537010 Month 9 SP95 0.534 20.5 POSITIVE ConfP-71 99.1 YES TP83 3.7 537010 Month 12 SP95 0.690 27.0 POSITIVE ConfP-72 99.2 YES TP83 3.7 537010 Month 18 SP95 0.407 15.2 POSITIVE ConfP-72 99.1 YES TP83 3.7 537010 Month 24 SP95 0.370 13.6 POSITIVE ConfP-72 99.3 YES TP83 3.7 537012 Baseline SP95 0.050 0.3 Negative 537012 Month 1 SP95 0.099 2.3 POSITIVE ConfP-72 96.9 YES TP83 2.7 537012 Month 3 SP95 1.460 59.1 POSITIVE ConfP-72 99.0 YES TP84 3.7 537012 Month 6 SP95 0.528 20.2 POSITIVE ConfP-72 98.3 YES TP84 3.7 537012 Month 9 SP96 0.205 7.5 POSITIVE ConfP-73 98.6 YES TP85 2.7 537012 Month 12 SP96 0.210 7.7 POSITIVE ConfP-73 99.0 YES TP85 2.7 537012 Month 18 SP96 0.149 4.9 POSITIVE ConfP-73 97.2 YES TP85 2.7 537012 Month 24 SP96 0.137 4.3 POSITIVE ConfP-73 98.4 YES TP86 2.7 537013 Baseline SP96 0.047 0.1 Negative 537013 Month 1 SP96 0.709 30.8 POSITIVE ConfP-72 99.4 YES TP84 3.7 537013 Month 3 SP96 0.596 25.6 POSITIVE ConfP-72 98.9 YES TP84 3.7 537013 Month 6 SP96 0.537 22.8 POSITIVE ConfP-72 98.9 YES TP84 3.7 537013 Month 9 SP96 0.363 14.8 POSITIVE ConfP-72 98.7 YES TP84 3.7 537013 Month 12 SP96 0.185 6.5 POSITIVE ConfP-72 98.7 YES TP85 2.7 537013 Month 18 SP96 0.113 3.2 POSITIVE ConfP-72 95.5 YES TP85 2.7 537013 Month 24 SP96 0.125 3.8 POSITIVE ConfP-72 94.0 YES TP85 2.7 537015 Baseline SP99 0.044 0.0 Negative 537015 Month 1 SP99 1.349 73.5 POSITIVE ConfP-74 88.1 YES TP89 3.7 537015 Month 3 SP99 1.439 78.6 POSITIVE ConfP-75 99.3 YES TP89 3.7 537015 Month 6 SP99 0.485 24.7 POSITIVE ConfP-75 99.4 YES TP90 3.7 537015 Month 9 SP99 0.694 36.5 POSITIVE ConfP-75 99.5 YES TP90 3.7 537015 Month 12 SP99 0.354 17.3 POSITIVE ConfP-75 99.2 YES TP90 2.7 537015 Month 18 SP99 0.373 18.4 POSITIVE ConfP-75 99.4 YES TP90 2.7 537015 Month 24 SP99 0.077 1.6 POSITIVE ConfP-75 94.9 YES TP90 2.7 537101 Baseline SP188 0.095 0.0 Negative 537101 Month 1 SP188 0.171 3.3 POSITIVE ConfP-140 97.4 YES TP299 2.7 537101 Month 3 No sample received 537101 Month 6 SP199 1.170 60.8 POSITIVE ConfP-140 99.2 YES TP299 3.7 537101 Month 9 SP199 0.667 32.7 POSITIVE ConfP-140 98.7 YES TP299 2.7 537101 Month 12 SP188 0.633 24.1 POSITIVE ConfP-140 98.4 YES TP299 2.7 537101 Month 18 SP188 0.548 20.3 POSITIVE ConfP-140 98.6 YES TP299 2.7 537101 Month 24 SP196 0.910 35.1 POSITIVE ConfP-140 98.1 YES TP299 2.7 537102 Baseline SP189 0.094 1.3 Negative 537102 Month 1 SP189 0.791 32.7 POSITIVE ConfP-134 100.0 YES TP291 3.7 537102 Month 3 No sample received 537102 Month 6 SP189 0.912 38.2 POSITIVE ConfP-134 99.6 YES TP291 2.7 537102 Month 9 SP189 0.293 10.2 POSITIVE ConfP-134 100.0 YES TP317 2.7 537102 Month 12 SP189 0.435 16.6 POSITIVE ConfP-134 100.0 YES TP314 2.7 537102 Month 18 SP189 0.760 31.3 POSITIVE ConfP-134 100.0 YES TP314 2.7 537102 Month 24 SP196 1.055 41.1 POSITIVE ConfP-134 99.7 YES TP314 2.7 537106 Baseline SP189 0.077 0.5 Negative 537106 Month 1 SP189 1.621 70.1 POSITIVE ConfP-134 99.9 YES TP314 3.7 537106 Month 3 No sample received 537106 Month 6 SP189 2.539 111.5 POSITIVE ConfP-134 99.4 YES TP292 3.7 537106 Month 9 SP189 2.453 107.7 POSITIVE ConfP-134 99.6 YES TP292 4.7 537106 Month 12 SP189 2.449 107.5 POSITIVE ConfP-134 99.6 YES TP292 3.7 537106 Month 18 SP189 2.239 98.0 POSITIVE ConfP-134 99.6 YES TP292 3.7 537106 Month 24 SP189 2.020 88.1 POSITIVE ConfP-134 99.6 YES TP292 3.7 537109 Baseline SP19 0.043 0.0 Negative 537109 Month 1 SP19 0.199 12.0 POSITIVE ConfP-18R 99.5 YES TP235 2.7 537109 Month 3 SP19 0.548 41.2 POSITIVE ConfP-2 100.0 YES TP9 3.7 537109 Month 6 SP19 0.484 35.9 POSITIVE ConfP-18R 99.6 YES TP235 3.7 537109 Month 9 SP19 0.238 15.3 POSITIVE ConfP-18R 99.6 YES TP235 2.7 537109 Month 12 SP19 0.168 9.4 POSITIVE ConfP-18R 99.3 YES TP235 2.7 537109 Month 18 SP19 0.146 7.6 POSITIVE ConfP-18R 99.2 YES TP235 2.7 537109 Month 24 SP19 0.224 14.1 POSITIVE ConfP-18R 99.5 YES TP235 2.7 537111 Baseline SP19 0.044 0.0 Negative 537111 Month 1 SP19 0.147 7.7 POSITIVE ConfP-18R 99.0 YES TP236 2.7 537111 Month 3 SP19 0.393 28.3 POSITIVE ConfP-3 100.0 YES TP9 2.7 537111 Month 6 SP19 0.104 4.1 POSITIVE ConfP-18R 98.0 YES TP236 2.7 537111 Month 9 SP20 0.085 3.3 POSITIVE ConfP-18R 98.0 YES TP236 2.7 537111 Month 12 SP20 0.060 1.2 Negative 537111 Month 18 SP20 0.066 1.7 POSITIVE ConfP-18R 97.8 YES TP236 2.7 537111 Month 24 SP20 0.070 2.1 POSITIVE ConfP-18R 97.5 YES TP236 2.7 537113 Baseline Whole blod sample received instead of serum, not analysed. 537113 Month 1 No sample received 537113 Month 3 SP185 0.780 34.7 POSITIVE ConfP-137 99.1 YES TP296 3.7 537113 Month 6 SP185 0.240 8.2 POSITIVE ConfP-137 97.3 YES TP296 2.7 537113 Month 9 SP185 0.166 4.6 POSITIVE ConfP-137 96.9 YES TP296 2.7 537113 Month 12 SP185 0.253 8.9 POSITIVE ConfP-137 98.7 YES TP296 2.7 537113 Month 18 SP185 0.176 5.1 POSITIVE ConfP-137 96.0 YES TP296 2.7 537113 Month 24 SP185 0.342 13.2 POSITIVE ConfP-137 99.3 YES TP296 2.7 537114 Baseline SP20 0.062 1.4 Negative 537114 Month 1 SP20 0.640 50.9 POSITIVE ConfP-18R 98.3 YES TP236 3.7 537114 Month 3 SP20 1.359 112.6 POSITIVE ConfP-3 99.4 YES TP9 3.7 537114 Month 6 SP20 1.129 92.9 POSITIVE ConfP-19R 98.6 YES TP237 3.7 537114 Month 9 SP20 0.299 21.7 POSITIVE ConfP-19R 98.1 YES TP237 2.7 537114 Month 12 SP20 1.024 83.9 POSITIVE ConfP-19R 98.6 YES TP237 3.7 537114 Month 18 SP20 0.830 67.2 POSITIVE ConfP-19R 98.2 YES TP237 3.7 537114 Month 24 SP20 0.757 61.0 POSITIVE ConfP-19R 97.0 YES TP237 3.7 537116 Baseline SP21 0.045 0.1 Negative 537116 Month 1 SP21 0.059 1.0 Negative 537116 Month 3 SP21 0.748 44.9 POSITIVE ConfP-3 99.3 YES TP9 3.7 537116 Month 6 SP21 0.571 33.6 POSITIVE ConfP-19R 99.5 YES TP237 3.7 537116 Month 9 SP21 0.378 21.3 POSITIVE ConfP-19R 99.4 YES TP238 3.7 537116 Month 12 SP21 0.321 17.7 POSITIVE ConfP-19R 99.4 YES TP238 2.7 537116 Month 18 SP21 0.466 26.9 POSITIVE ConfP-19R 99.4 YES TP238 3.7 537116 Month 24 SP21 0.339 18.9 POSITIVE ConfP-19R 99.2 YES TP238 2.7 537117 Baseline SP21 0.045 0.1 Negative 537117 Month 1 SP21 0.407 23.2 POSITIVE ConfP-19R 99.1 YES TP238 3.7 537117 Month 3 SP21 0.761 45.7 POSITIVE ConfP-3 100.0 YES TP9 3.7 537117 Month 6 SP21 0.493 28.7 POSITIVE ConfP-19R 99.0 YES TP238 3.7 537117 Month 9 SP22 0.219 12.7 POSITIVE ConfP-19R 96.7 YES TP239 2.7 537117 Month 12 SP22 0.131 6.3 POSITIVE ConfP-20R 97.4 YES TP239 2.7 537117 Month 18 SP22 0.108 4.6 POSITIVE ConfP-20R 96.1 YES TP239 2.7 537117 Month 24 SP22 0.076 2.3 POSITIVE ConfP-20R 93.7 YES TP239 2.7 537118 Baseline SP22 0.046 0.1 Negative 537118 Month 1 SP22 0.135 6.6 POSITIVE ConfP-20R 97.9 YES TP239 2.7 537118 Month 3 SP22 1.355 95.6 POSITIVE ConfP-3 100.0 YES TP10 3.7 537118 Month 6 SP22 0.252 15.1 POSITIVE ConfP-20R 99.5 YES TP239 2.7 537118 Month 9 SP22 0.409 26.5 POSITIVE ConfP-20R 99.2 YES TP240 3.7 537118 Month 12 SP22 0.590 39.8 POSITIVE ConfP-20R 99.6 YES TP240 3.7 537118 Month 18 SP22 0.146 7.4 POSITIVE ConfP-20R 98.5 YES TP240 2.7 537118 Month 24 SP22 0.196 11.0 POSITIVE ConfP-20R 99.2 YES TP240 2.7 537121 Baseline SP99 0.047 0.0 Negative 537121 Month 1 SP99 0.074 1.5 POSITIVE ConfP-75 100.0 YES TP90 2.7 537121 Month 3 SP99 1.878 103.4 POSITIVE ConfP-75 97.7 YES TP91R 4.7 537121 Month 6 SP99 0.922 49.4 POSITIVE ConfP-75 99.6 YES TP91R 3.7 537121 Month 9 SP100 0.373 19.3 POSITIVE ConfP-76 98.9 YES TP92 3.7 537121 Month 12 SP100 0.317 16.1 POSITIVE ConfP-76 98.9 YES TP92 3.7 537121 Month 18 SP100 0.055 0.8 Negative 537121 Month 24 SP100 0.367 19.0 POSITIVE ConfP-76 99.0 YES TP92 3.7 537123 Baseline SP100 0.049 0.4 Negative 537123 Month 1 SP100 0.222 10.5 POSITIVE ConfP-75 98.7 YES TP91R 2.7 537123 Month 3 SP100 0.203 9.4 POSITIVE ConfP-75 98.3 YES TP91R 2.7 537123 Month 6 SP100 0.111 4.0 POSITIVE ConfP-75 96.7 YES TP91R 2.7 537123 Month 9 SP100 0.079 2.2 POSITIVE ConfP-75 89.7 YES TP91R 2.7 537123 Month 12 SP100 0.073 1.8 POSITIVE ConfP-76 88.0 YES TP92 2.7 537123 Month 18 SP100 0.064 1.3 Negative 537123 Month 24 SP100 0.052 0.6 Negative 537125 Baseline SP105R 0.044 0.1 Negative 537125 Month 1 SP105R 1.517 95.7 POSITIVE ConfP-79 99.4 YES TP99 3.7 537125 Month 3 SP105R 1.239 77.7 POSITIVE ConfP-79 99.5 YES TP99 3.7 537125 Month 6 SP105R 0.411 23.9 POSITIVE ConfP-79 99.3 YES TP99 2.7 537125 Month 9 SP105R 0.264 14.4 POSITIVE ConfP-79 97.6 YES TP99 2.7 537125 Month 12 SP105R 0.332 18.8 POSITIVE ConfP-79 99.0 YES TP99 2.7 537125 Month 18 SP105R 0.307 17.2 POSITIVE ConfP-79 99.6 YES TP100 2.7 537125 Month 24 SP105R 0.349 19.9 POSITIVE ConfP-79 99.4 YES TP100 2.7 537130 Baseline SP195 0.141 3.2 POSITIVE ConfP-147 65.5 YES TP315 <2.7 537130 Month 1 SP195 1.135 43.0 POSITIVE ConfP-144 99.2 YES TP300 2.7 537130 Month 3 SP195 2.284 89.0 POSITIVE ConfP-144 99.7 YES TP300 3.7 537130 Month 6 SP195 2.029 78.7 POSITIVE ConfP-144 99.6 YES TP300 3.7 537130 Month 9 SP195 1.133 42.9 POSITIVE ConfP-144 98.6 YES TP300 2.7 537130 Month 12 No sample received 537130 Month 18 SP195 1.288 49.1 POSITIVE ConfP-144 99.3 YES TP300 2.7 537130 Month 24 SP195 0.944 35.3 POSITIVE ConfP-144 99.2 YES TP300 2.7 537131 Baseline SP195 0.071 0.4 Negative 537131 Month 1 SP195 0.538 19.1 POSITIVE ConfP-144 98.9 YES TP301 2.7 537131 Month 3 SP195 0.877 32.6 POSITIVE ConfP-144 99.7 YES TP301 2.7 537131 Month 6 SP195 0.432 14.8 POSITIVE ConfP-144 98.6 YES TP301 2.7 537131 Month 9 SP195 0.194 5.3 POSITIVE ConfP-144 97.3 YES TP301 2.7 537131 Month 12 No sample received 537131 Month 18 SP195 0.247 7.4 POSITIVE ConfP-144 93.7 YES TP301 2.7 537131 Month 24 SP196 0.290 9.5 POSITIVE ConfP-144 97.9 YES TP301 2.7 537132 Baseline SP105R 0.045 0.2 Negative 537132 Month 1 SP105R 0.057 1.0 Negative 537132 Month 3 SP105R 0.457 26.9 POSITIVE ConfP-79 98.3 YES TP100 2.7 537132 Month 6 SP105R 0.379 21.9 POSITIVE ConfP-79 98.8 YES TP100 2.7 537132 Month 9 SP106R 0.387 20.2 POSITIVE ConfP-80 98.4 YES TP101 2.7 537132 Month 12 SP106R 0.483 25.9 POSITIVE ConfP-80 98.0 YES TP102 3.7 537132 Month 18 SP106R 0.143 6.0 POSITIVE ConfP-80 96.6 YES TP102 2.7 537132 Month 24 SP106R 0.223 10.6 POSITIVE ConfP-80 96.8 YES TP102 2.7 537201 Baseline SP23 0.044 0.1 Negative 537201 Month 1 SP23 1.830 113.8 POSITIVE ConfP-20R 99.4 YES TP240 3.7 537201 Month 3 SP23 1.973 122.9 POSITIVE ConfP-3 99.7 YES TP10 3.7 537201 Month 6 SP23 1.481 91.6 POSITIVE ConfP-20R 99.2 YES TP240 3.7 537201 Month 9 SP23 1.199 73.6 POSITIVE ConfP-20R 99.4 YES TP241 3.7 537201 Month 12 SP23 1.180 72.4 POSITIVE ConfP-20R 99.6 YES TP241 3.7 537201 Month 18 SP23 1.507 93.2 POSITIVE ConfP-21 99.1 YES TP241 3.7 537201 Month 24 SP23 1.808 112.4 POSITIVE ConfP-21 99.5 YES TP241 3.7 537203 Baseline SP23 0.051 0.5 Negative 537203 Month 1 SP23 0.148 6.7 POSITIVE ConfP-21 92.5 YES TP241 2.7 537203 Month 3 SP23 1.483 91.7 POSITIVE ConfP-3 99.4 YES TP10 3.7 537203 Month 6 SP23 1.339 82.5 POSITIVE ConfP-21 98.8 YES TP241 3.7 537203 Month 9 SP24 1.026 73.2 POSITIVE ConfP-21 99.2 YES TP242 3.7 537203 Month 12 SP24 0.921 65.3 POSITIVE ConfP-21 99.3 YES TP242 3.7 537203 Month 18 SP24 0.677 47.1 POSITIVE ConfP-21 98.5 YES TP242 3.7 537203 Month 24 SP24 0.604 41.6 POSITIVE ConfP-21 98.1 YES TP242 3.7 537205 Baseline SP106R 0.047 0.4 Negative 537205 Month 1 SP106R 1.973 113.0 POSITIVE ConfP-80 97.0 YES TP100 3.7 537205 Month 3 SP106R 2.510 144.5 POSITIVE ConfP-80 96.1 YES TP100 4.7 537205 Month 6 SP106R 2.366 136.0 POSITIVE ConfP-80 98.5 YES TP101 4.7 537205 Month 9 SP106R 2.200 126.3 POSITIVE ConfP-80 98.1 YES TP101 3.7 537205 Month 12 SP106R 2.263 130.0 POSITIVE ConfP-80 98.6 YES TP101 4.7 537205 Month 18 SP106R 1.786 102.1 POSITIVE ConfP-80 99.1 YES TP101 3.7 537205 Month 24 SP106R 1.479 84.1 POSITIVE ConfP-80 99.0 YES TP101 3.7 537206 Baseline SP107R 0.047 0.4 Negative 537206 Month 1 SP107R 0.070 2.4 POSITIVE ConfP-80 84.0 YES TP102 <2.7 537206 Month 3 SP107R 0.411 31.7 POSITIVE ConfP-80 98.8 YES TP102 2.7 537206 Month 6 SP107R 0.554 43.9 POSITIVE ConfP-81 99.3 YES TP102 2.7 537206 Month 9 SP107R 0.366 27.8 POSITIVE ConfP-81 99.5 YES TP103 2.7 537206 Month 12 SP107R 0.408 31.4 POSITIVE ConfP-81 99.2 YES TP103 2.7 537206 Month 18 SP107R 0.312 23.2 POSITIVE ConfP-81 98.6 YES TP103 2.7 537206 Month 24 SP107R 0.189 12.6 POSITIVE ConfP-81 97.8 YES TP103 2.7 537207 Baseline SP107R 0.048 0.5 Negative 537207 Month 1 SP107R 0.266 19.2 POSITIVE ConfP-81 98.5 YES TP103 2.7 537207 Month 3 SP107R 0.448 34.8 POSITIVE ConfP-81 99.4 YES TP103 3.7 537207 Month 6 SP107R 0.485 38.0 POSITIVE ConfP-81 99.4 YES TP104 3.7 537207 Month 9 SP108R 0.490 32.5 POSITIVE ConfP-82R 99.1 YES TP105 2.7 537207 Month 12 SP108R 0.475 31.4 POSITIVE ConfP-82R 99.0 YES TP105 3.7 537207 Month 18 SP108R 0.348 22.2 POSITIVE ConfP-82R 99.1 YES TP105 2.7 537207 Month 24 SP108R 0.154 8.1 POSITIVE ConfP-82R 97.5 YES TP105 2.7 537208 Baseline SP108R 0.057 1.1 Negative 537208 Month 1 SP108R 0.818 56.3 POSITIVE ConfP-81 98.9 YES TP104 3.7 537208 Month 3 SP108R 1.616 114.1 POSITIVE ConfP-81 99.5 YES TP104 3.7 537208 Month 6 SP108R 0.256 15.5 POSITIVE ConfP-81 98.6 YES TP104 2.7 537208 Month 9 SP108R 1.523 107.4 POSITIVE ConfP-81 99.4 YES TP104 3.7 537208 Month 12 SP108R 0.520 34.7 POSITIVE ConfP-81 99.0 YES TP104 3.7 537208 Month 18 SP108R 0.259 15.7 POSITIVE ConfP-82R 97.8 YES TP105 2.7 537208 Month 24 SP108R 0.566 38.0 POSITIVE ConfP-82R 98.7 YES TP105 3.7 537210 Baseline SP109R 0.046 0.2 Negative 537210 Month 1 SP109R 0.104 4.1 POSITIVE ConfP-82R 98.0 YES TP106 2.7 537210 Month 3 SP109R 1.557 100.6 POSITIVE ConfP-82R 99.4 YES TP106 3.7 537210 Month 6 SP109R 0.988 62.8 POSITIVE ConfP-82R 99.3 YES TP106 3.7 537210 Month 9 SP109R 0.727 45.4 POSITIVE ConfP-82R 99.6 YES TP106 3.7 537210 Month 12 SP109R 0.639 39.6 POSITIVE ConfP-82R 99.4 YES TP106 3.7 537210 Month 18 SP109R 0.336 19.5 POSITIVE ConfP-82R 99.2 YES TP106 2.7 537210 Month 24 SP109R 0.340 19.7 POSITIVE ConfP-82R 98.8 YES TP107 3.7 537214 Baseline SP109R 0.044 0.1 Negative 537214 Month 1 SP109R 0.044 0.1 Negative 537214 Month 3 SP109R 0.112 4.6 POSITIVE ConfP-83R 97.5 YES TP107 2.7 537214 Month 6 SP109R 0.152 7.2 POSITIVE ConfP-83R 98.7 YES TP107 2.7 537214 Month 9 SP110 0.064 1.0 Negative 537214 Month 12 SP110 0.054 0.6 Negative 537214 Month 18 SP110 0.084 1.8 POSITIVE ConfP-83R 96.4 YES TP108 2.7 537214 Month 24 SP110 0.070 1.2 Negative 537215 Baseline SP110 0.057 0.7 Negative 537215 Month 1 SP110 1.955 82.1 POSITIVE ConfP-83R 97.0 YES TP107 3.7 537215 Month 3 SP110 1.347 56.0 POSITIVE ConfP-83R 93.3 YES TP107 3.7 537215 Month 6 SP110 1.054 43.5 POSITIVE ConfP-83R 91.9 YES TP107 3.7 537215 Month 9 SP110 1.834 76.9 POSITIVE ConfP-83R 95.6 YES TP108 4.7 537215 Month 12 SP110 1.834 76.9 POSITIVE ConfP-83R 97.4 YES TP108 4.7 537215 Month 18 SP110 1.579 66.0 POSITIVE ConfP-83R 97.2 YES TP108 3.7 537215 Month 24 SP110 1.257 52.2 POSITIVE ConfP-83R 97.6 YES TP108 3.7 537216 Baseline SP111 0.068 1.2 Negative 537216 Month 1 SP111 0.073 1.4 Negative 537216 Month 3 SP111 0.883 39.9 POSITIVE ConfP-83R 99.0 YES TP108 3.7 537216 Month 6 SP111 0.510 22.2 POSITIVE ConfP-83R 98.2 YES TP109 3.7 537216 Month 9 SP111 0.167 5.9 POSITIVE ConfP-83R 95.7 YES TP109 2.7 537216 Month 12 SP111 0.113 3.3 POSITIVE ConfP-84 94.2 YES TP109 2.7 537216 Month 18 SP111 0.121 3.7 POSITIVE ConfP-84 96.4 YES TP109 2.7 537216 Month 24 SP111 0.167 5.9 POSITIVE ConfP-84 97.7 YES TP109 2.7 537305 Baseline SP24 0.047 0.0 Negative 537305 Month 1 SP24 0.509 34.5 POSITIVE ConfP-21 98.3 YES TP242 3.7 537305 Month 3 SP24 1.644 119.5 POSITIVE ConfP-3 99.5 YES TP10 3.7 537305 Month 6 SP24 0.526 35.8 POSITIVE ConfP-21 95.5 YES TP242 3.7 537305 Month 9 SP24 0.431 28.7 POSITIVE ConfP-21 97.5 YES TP243 2.7 537305 Month 12 SP24 0.196 11.1 POSITIVE ConfP-21 97.0 YES TP243 2.7 537305 Month 18 SP24 0.201 11.5 POSITIVE ConfP-21 93.8 YES TP243 2.7 537305 Month 24 SP24 0.123 5.6 POSITIVE ConfP-22 93.2 YES TP243 2.7 537307 Baseline SP25 0.046 0.2 Negative 537307 Month 1 SP25 2.628 129.4 POSITIVE ConfP-22 93.5 YES TP243 4.7 537307 Month 3 SP25 2.636 129.8 POSITIVE ConfP-3 98.1 YES TP10 3.7 537307 Month 6 SP25 2.355 115.7 POSITIVE ConfP-22 96.8 YES TP243 3.7 537307 Month 9 SP25 2.035 99.7 POSITIVE ConfP-22 97.2 YES TP244 3.7 537307 Month 12 SP25 1.690 82.4 POSITIVE ConfP-22 95.8 YES TP244 3.7 537307 Month 18 SP25 1.381 67.0 POSITIVE ConfP-22 93.8 YES TP244 3.7 537307 Month 24 SP25 1.594 77.6 POSITIVE ConfP-22 86.1 YES TP244 3.7 537309 Baseline SP25 0.044 0.1 Negative 537309 Month 1 SP25 2.075 101.7 POSITIVE ConfP-22 99.5 YES TP244 3.7 537309 Month 3 SP25 2.411 118.5 POSITIVE ConfP-3 99.7 YES TP10 3.7 537309 Month 6 SP25 1.527 74.3 POSITIVE ConfP-22 99.2 YES TP244 3.7 537309 Month 9 SP26 1.548 76.7 POSITIVE ConfP-22 99.4 YES TP245 3.7 537309 Month 12 SP26 1.607 79.7 POSITIVE ConfP-22 99.7 YES TP245 3.7 537309 Month 18 SP26 0.918 44.5 POSITIVE ConfP-22 99.3 YES TP245 3.7 537309 Month 24 SP26 0.788 37.8 POSITIVE ConfP-22 98.8 YES TP245 3.7 537310 Baseline SP26 0.052 0.2 Negative 537310 Month 1 SP26 0.656 31.1 POSITIVE ConfP-23 99.3 YES TP245 2.7 537310 Month 3 SP26 1.685 83.7 POSITIVE ConfP-3 99.8 YES TP11 3.7 537310 Month 6 SP26 1.569 77.8 POSITIVE ConfP-23 99.6 YES TP245 3.7 537310 Month 9 SP26 0.619 29.2 POSITIVE ConfP-23 99.3 YES TP246 3.7 537310 Month 12 SP26 1.021 49.7 POSITIVE ConfP-23 99.6 YES TP246 3.7 537310 Month 18 SP26 1.475 73.0 POSITIVE ConfP-23 99.7 YES TP246 3.7 537310 Month 24 SP26 0.331 14.5 POSITIVE ConfP-23 98.6 YES TP246 2.7 537312 Baseline SP27 0.044 0.0 Negative 537312 Month 1 SP27 0.873 40.7 POSITIVE ConfP-23 95.9 YES TP246 3.7 537312 Month 3 SP27 2.052 98.4 POSITIVE ConfP-23 98.1 YES TP246 3.7 537312 Month 6 SP27 2.463 118.6 POSITIVE ConfP-3 99.7 YES TP11 3.7 537312 Month 9 SP27 2.174 104.4 POSITIVE ConfP-23 98.9 YES TP247 3.7 537312 Month 12 SP27 1.963 94.1 POSITIVE ConfP-23 98.7 YES TP247 3.7 537312 Month 18 SP27 1.743 83.3 POSITIVE ConfP-23 98.7 YES TP247 3.7 537312 Month 24 SP27 1.395 66.2 POSITIVE ConfP-23 97.6 YES TP247 3.7 537313 Baseline SP111 0.067 1.1 Negative 537313 Month 1 SP111 0.148 5.0 POSITIVE ConfP-84 99.2 YES TP109 2.7 537313 Month 3 SP111 0.682 30.4 POSITIVE ConfP-84 99.5 YES TP110 3.7 537313 Month 6 SP111 0.321 13.2 POSITIVE ConfP-84 99.3 YES TP110 3.7 537313 Month 9 SP112 0.172 7.7 POSITIVE ConfP-85 98.2 YES TP111 3.7 537313 Month 12 SP112 0.101 3.5 POSITIVE ConfP-85 98.1 YES TP111 2.7 537313 Month 18 SP112 0.080 2.3 POSITIVE ConfP-85 93.3 YES TP111 2.7 537313 Month 24 SP112 0.073 1.8 POSITIVE ConfP-85 93.4 YES TP112 2.7 537315 Baseline SP112 0.063 1.2 Negative 537315 Month 1 SP112 0.300 15.3 POSITIVE ConfP-84 99.4 YES TP110 3.7 537315 Month 3 SP112 0.387 20.4 POSITIVE ConfP-84 99.4 YES TP110 3.7 537315 Month 6 SP112 0.104 3.7 POSITIVE ConfP-84 99.0 YES TP110 2.7 537315 Month 9 SP112 0.093 3.0 POSITIVE ConfP-84 98.9 YES TP110 2.7 537315 Month 12 SP112 0.101 3.5 POSITIVE ConfP-84 98.1 YES TP111 2.7 537315 Month 18 SP112 0.105 3.7 POSITIVE ConfP-84 98.8 YES TP111 2.7 537315 Month 24 SP112 0.111 4.1 POSITIVE ConfP-84 98.3 YES TP111 2.7 537316 Baseline SP113R 0.049 0.0 Negative 537316 Month 1 SP113R 0.079 1.4 Negative 537316 Month 3 SP113R 0.518 26.7 POSITIVE ConfP-85 98.4 YES TP112 3.7 537316 Month 6 SP113R 0.385 19.1 POSITIVE ConfP-85 98.6 YES TP112 3.7 537316 Month 9 SP113R 0.118 3.6 POSITIVE ConfP-85 96.1 YES TP112 2.7 537316 Month 12 SP113R 0.155 5.8 POSITIVE ConfP-85 97.0 YES TP112 2.7 537316 Month 18 SP113R 0.256 11.6 POSITIVE ConfP-85 98.1 YES TP112 2.7 537316 Month 24 SP113R 0.101 2.7 POSITIVE ConfP-85 96.4 YES TP113 2.7 537317 Baseline SP113R 0.053 0.0 Negative 537317 Month 1 SP113R 0.091 2.1 POSITIVE ConfP-85 18.7 No 537317 Month 3 SP113R 0.353 17.2 POSITIVE ConfP-85 47.0 No 537317 Month 6 SP113R 0.275 12.7 POSITIVE ConfP-85 99.6 YES TP113 2.7 537317 Month 9 SP114R 0.280 13.4 POSITIVE ConfP-86 80.6 YES TP114 2.7 537317 Month 12 SP114R 0.196 8.7 POSITIVE ConfP-86 85.9 YES TP115 2.7 537317 Month 18 SP114R 0.201 8.9 POSITIVE ConfP-86 88.5 YES TP115 2.7 537317 Month 24 SP114R 0.386 19.4 POSITIVE ConfP-86 89.2 YES TP115 3.7 537319 Baseline SP114R 0.045 0.2 Negative 537319 Month 1 SP114R 0.089 2.6 POSITIVE ConfP-86 83.1 YES TP287 2.7 537319 Month 3 SP114R 0.906 48.6 POSITIVE ConfP-86 97.0 YES TP287 3.7 537319 Month 6 SP114R 0.745 39.6 POSITIVE ConfP-86 97.1 YES TP114 3.7 537319 Month 9 SP114R 0.874 46.8 POSITIVE ConfP-86 97.4 YES TP114 3.7 537319 Month 12 SP114R 0.825 44.1 POSITIVE ConfP-86 94.9 YES TP114 3.7 537319 Month 18 SP114R 0.411 20.8 POSITIVE ConfP-86 94.3 YES TP114 3.7 537319 Month 24 SP114R 0.678 35.8 POSITIVE ConfP-86 91.4 YES TP114 2.7 537321 Baseline SP115R 0.047 0.0 Negative 537321 Month 1 SP115R 1.948 121.7 POSITIVE ConfP-86 98.5 YES TP115 4.7 537321 Month 3 SP115R 2.107 131.9 POSITIVE ConfP-86 96.9 YES TP115 4.7 537321 Month 6 SP115R 1.817 113.3 POSITIVE ConfP-87 98.0 YES TP115 4.7 537321 Month 9 SP115R 1.625 101.0 POSITIVE ConfP-87 98.2 YES TP116 4.7 537321 Month 12 SP115R 1.002 61.0 POSITIVE ConfP-87 97.5 YES TP116 4.7 537321 Month 18 SP115R 0.583 34.1 POSITIVE ConfP-87 97.0 YES TP116 3.7 537321 Month 24 SP115R 0.756 45.2 POSITIVE ConfP-87 96.0 YES TP116 4.7 537401 Baseline SP27 0.046 0.1 Negative 537401 Month 1 SP27 2.021 96.9 POSITIVE ConfP-3 99.3 YES TP11 3.7 537401 Month 3 SP27 1.006 47.2 POSITIVE ConfP-23 98.8 YES TP247 3.7 537401 Month 6 SP27 0.400 17.5 POSITIVE ConfP-24 98.6 YES TP247 2.7 537401 Month 9 SP28 0.312 13.8 POSITIVE ConfP-24 96.9 YES TP248 2.7 537401 Month 12 SP28 0.360 16.3 POSITIVE ConfP-24 99.1 YES TP248 2.7 537401 Month 18 SP28 0.375 17.1 POSITIVE ConfP-24 98.7 YES TP248 2.7 537401 Month 24 SP28 0.133 4.6 POSITIVE ConfP-24 95.6 YES TP248 2.7 537403 Baseline SP28 0.043 0.0 Negative 537403 Month 1 SP28 0.047 0.2 Negative 537403 Month 3 SP28 0.553 26.2 POSITIVE ConfP-4 100.0 YES TP11 2.7 537403 Month 6 SP28 0.553 26.2 POSITIVE ConfP-24 99.3 YES TP248 2.7 537403 Month 9 SP28 0.174 6.7 POSITIVE ConfP-24 99.3 YES TP248 2.7 537403 Month 12 SP28 0.118 3.9 POSITIVE ConfP-24 97.0 YES TP249 2.7 537403 Month 18 SP28 0.071 1.4 Negative 537403 Month 24 SP28 0.060 0.9 Negative 537405 Baseline SP115R 0.066 1.0 Negative 537405 Month 1 SP115R 0.232 11.6 POSITIVE ConfP-87 97.2 YES TP116 3.7 537405 Month 3 SP115R 1.425 88.1 POSITIVE ConfP-87 98.8 YES TP116 4.7 537405 Month 6 SP115R 0.560 32.6 POSITIVE ConfP-87 97.5 YES TP117 3.7 537405 Month 9 SP116R 0.453 24.0 POSITIVE ConfP-88 96.3 YES TP118 3.7 537405 Month 12 SP116R 0.359 18.5 POSITIVE ConfP-88 97.8 YES TP118 3.7 537405 Month 18 SP116R 0.332 16.9 POSITIVE ConfP-88 97.4 YES TP118 3.7 537405 Month 24 SP116R 0.204 9.5 POSITIVE ConfP-88 95.1 YES TP118 2.7 537407 Baseline SP116R 0.045 0.2 Negative 537407 Month 1 SP116R 1.034 57.9 POSITIVE ConfP-87 99.1 YES TP117 3.7 537407 Month 3 SP116R 1.484 84.2 POSITIVE ConfP-87 99.2 YES TP117 3.7 537407 Month 6 SP116R 0.815 45.2 POSITIVE ConfP-87 99.0 YES TP117 3.7 537407 Month 9 SP116R 0.810 44.9 POSITIVE ConfP-87 98.8 YES TP117 3.7 537407 Month 12 SP116R 0.480 25.6 POSITIVE ConfP-87 96.1 YES TP117 3.7 537407 Month 18 SP116R 0.398 20.8 POSITIVE ConfP-88 98.4 YES TP118 3.7 537407 Month 24 SP116R 0.530 28.5 POSITIVE ConfP-88 98.6 YES TP118 3.7 537408 Baseline SP117R 0.052 0.5 Negative 537408 Month 1 SP117R 0.115 3.9 POSITIVE ConfP-88 95.7 YES TP119 2.7 537408 Month 3 SP117R 0.751 38.3 POSITIVE ConfP-88 98.8 YES TP119 3.7 537408 Month 6 SP117R 0.222 9.7 POSITIVE ConfP-88 97.3 YES TP119 2.7 537408 Month 9 SP117R 0.144 5.5 POSITIVE ConfP-88 96.7 YES TP119 2.7 537408 Month 12 SP117R 0.114 3.8 POSITIVE ConfP-88 94.6 YES TP119 2.7 537408 Month 18 SP117R 0.137 5.1 POSITIVE ConfP-88 97.1 YES TP119 2.7 537408 Month 24 SP117R 0.117 4.0 POSITIVE ConfP-88 94.8 YES TP120 2.7 537410 Baseline SP117R 0.052 0.5 Negative 537410 Month 1 SP117R 0.346 16.4 POSITIVE ConfP-89 98.6 YES TP120 2.7 537410 Month 3 SP117R 2.235 118.7 POSITIVE ConfP-89 99.5 YES TP120 4.7 537410 Month 6 SP117R 2.016 106.8 POSITIVE ConfP-89 99.7 YES TP120 3.7 537410 Month 9 SP118R 1.157 62.9 POSITIVE ConfP-89 99.6 YES TP121 3.7 537410 Month 12 SP118R 1.067 57.8 POSITIVE ConfP-89 99.6 YES TP122 3.7 537410 Month 18 SP118R 0.518 26.8 POSITIVE ConfP-89 98.9 YES TP122 3.7 537410 Month 24 SP118R 0.775 41.3 POSITIVE ConfP-90 99.4 YES TP122 3.7 537412 Baseline SP118R 0.044 0.1 Negative 537412 Month 1 SP118R 0.311 15.1 POSITIVE ConfP-89 98.9 YES TP120 2.7 537412 Month 3 SP118R 1.019 55.1 POSITIVE ConfP-89 99.6 YES TP120 3.7 537412 Month 6 SP118R 0.392 19.7 POSITIVE ConfP-89 99.4 YES TP121 2.7 537412 Month 9 SP118R 0.209 9.4 POSITIVE ConfP-89 98.9 YES TP121 2.7 537412 Month 12 SP118R 0.310 15.1 POSITIVE ConfP-89 99.4 YES TP121 2.7 537412 Month 18 SP118R 0.227 10.4 POSITIVE ConfP-89 98.2 YES TP121 2.7 537412 Month 24 SP118R 0.341 16.8 POSITIVE ConfP-89 99.4 YES TP121 2.7 537414 Baseline SP119R2 0.044 0.3 Negative 537414 Month 1 SP119R2 0.188 10.2 POSITIVE ConfP-90 98.1 YES TP122 2.7 537414 Month 3 SP119R2 1.118 73.8 POSITIVE ConfP-90 98.9 YES TP122 3.7 537414 Month 6 SP119R2 0.300 17.8 POSITIVE ConfP-90 99.4 YES TP122 2.7 537414 Month 9 SP119R2 0.450 28.1 POSITIVE ConfP-90 98.7 YES TP123 3.7 537414 Month 2 SP119R2 0.230 13.1 POSITIVE ConfP-90 99.4 YES TP123 3.7 537414 Month 18 SP119R2 0.058 1.3 Negative 537414 Month 24 SP119R2 0.046 0.5 Negative 537502 Baseline SP119R2 0.045 0.4 Negative 537502 Month 1 SP119R2 0.790 51.3 POSITIVE ConfP-90 99.3 YES TP123 3.7 537502 Month 3 SP119R2 0.282 16.6 POSITIVE ConfP-90 98.5 YES TP123 2.7 537502 Month 6 SP119R2 0.504 31.8 POSITIVE ConfP-90 97.7 YES TP123 3.7 537502 Month 9 SP120R2 0.370 20.9 POSITIVE ConfP-132 92.8 YES TP287 3.7 537502 Month 12 SP120R2 0.296 16.2 POSITIVE ConfP-91 96.9 YES TP125 3.7 537502 Month 18 SP120R2 0.731 43.9 POSITIVE ConfP-91 91.3 YES TP125 3.7 537502 Month 24 SP120R2 0.654 39.0 POSITIVE ConfP-91 80.4 YES TP125 3.7 537504 Baseline SP120R2 0.043 0.0 Negative 537504 Month 1 SP120R2 0.303 16.6 POSITIVE ConfP-90 94.4 YES TP123 2.7 537504 Month 3 SP120R2 0.577 34.1 POSITIVE ConfP-90 96.1 YES TP124 3.7 537504 Month 6 SP120R2 0.374 21.1 POSITIVE ConfP-90 93.9 YES TP124 3.7 537504 Month 9 SP120R2 0.045 0.1 Negative 537504 Month 12 SP120R2 0.267 14.3 POSITIVE ConfP-91 91.4 YES TP124 2.7 537504 Month 18 SP120R2 0.154 7.1 POSITIVE ConfP-91 82.8 YES TP124 2.7 537504 Month 24 SP120R2 0.111 4.3 POSITIVE ConfP-91 77.9 YES TP124 2.7 537506 Baseline SP121R 0.044 0.1 Negative 537506 Month 1 SP121R 0.183 10.4 POSITIVE ConfP-91 96.0 YES TP125 2.7 537506 Month 3 SP121R 0.463 31.1 POSITIVE ConfP-91 98.3 YES TP125 3.7 537506 Month 6 SP121R 0.239 14.5 POSITIVE ConfP-91 96.3 YES TP125 2.7 537506 Month 9 SP121R 0.242 14.8 POSITIVE ConfP-91 96.2 YES TP126 2.7 537506 Month 12 SP121R 0.116 5.5 POSITIVE ConfP-91 94.0 YES TP126 2.7 537506 Month 18 SP121R 0.153 8.2 POSITIVE ConfP-91 93.4 YES TP126 2.7 537506 Month 24 SP121R 0.096 4.0 POSITIVE ConfP-91 91.8 YES TP126 2.7 537508 Baseline SP121R 0.046 0.3 Negative 537508 Month 1 SP121R 0.226 13.6 POSITIVE ConfP-92 96.3 YES TP126 2.7 537508 Month 3 SP121R 0.993 70.2 POSITIVE ConfP-92 99.0 YES TP126 3.7 537508 Month 6 SP121R 0.634 43.7 POSITIVE ConfP-92 98.7 YES TP127 3.7 537508 Month 9 SP122R 0.044 0.1 Negative 537508 Month 12 SP122R 0.334 19.7 POSITIVE ConfP-92 97.2 YES TP128 3.7 537508 Month 18 SP122R 0.128 5.7 POSITIVE ConfP-92 97.9 YES TP128 2.7 537508 Month 24 SP122R 0.467 28.7 POSITIVE ConfP-92 97.8 YES TP128 3.7 537511 Baseline SP122R 0.047 0.3 Negative 537511 Month 1 SP122R 0.704 44.7 POSITIVE ConfP-92 98.5 YES TP127 3.7 537511 Month 3 SP122R 1.357 88.8 POSITIVE ConfP-92 99.4 YES TP127 3.7 537511 Month 6 SP122R 0.472 29.0 POSITIVE ConfP-92 98.7 YES TP127 3.7 537511 Month 9 SP122R 0.637 40.2 POSITIVE ConfP-92 98.0 YES TP127 3.7 537511 Month 12 SP122R 0.293 16.9 POSITIVE ConfP-92 96.6 YES TP127 3.7 537511 Month 18 SP122R 0.215 11.6 POSITIVE ConfP-92 97.1 YES TP128 2.7 537511 Month 24 SP122R 0.215 11.6 POSITIVE ConfP-92 95.8 YES TP128 2.7 537512 Baseline SP184 0.055 0.7 Negative 537512 Baseline SP184 0.063 1.2 Negative 537512 Month 1 SP123R 2.277 130.2 POSITIVE ConfP-93 98.8 YES TP128 4.7 537512 Month 3 SP123R 1.188 66.8 POSITIVE ConfP-93 99.2 YES TP129 3.7 537512 Month 6 SP123R 0.294 14.7 POSITIVE ConfP-93 98.3 YES TP129 3.7 537512 Month 9 SP123R 0.044 0.1 Negative 537512 Month 12 SP123R 0.169 7.4 POSITIVE ConfP-93 96.1 YES TP129 2.7 537512 Month 18 SP123R 0.288 14.3 POSITIVE ConfP-93 98.2 YES TP129 2.7 537512 Month 24 SP123R 0.203 9.4 POSITIVE ConfP-93 97.6 YES TP129 2.7 537606 Baseline SP192 0.084 0.4 Negative 537606 Month 1 SP192 0.943 37.7 POSITIVE ConfP-141 98.8 YES TP302 2.7 537606 Month 3 SP192 2.490 105.0 POSITIVE ConfP-141 98.9 YES TP302 3.7 537606 Month 6 SP192 2.232 93.7 POSITIVE ConfP-141 99.6 YES TP302 3.7 537606 Month 9 No sample received 537606 Month 12 SP192 2.162 90.7 POSITIVE ConfP-141 99.7 YES TP302 3.7 537606 Month 18 SP192 0.357 12.3 POSITIVE ConfP-141 96.2 YES TP302 2.7 537606 Month 24 SP196 1.231 48.3 POSITIVE ConfP-141 99.2 YES TP302 2.7 537901 Baseline SP29 0.052 0.6 Negative 537901 Month 1 SP29 0.708 42.0 POSITIVE ConfP-24 99.5 YES TP249 3.7 537901 Month 3 SP29 1.177 71.7 POSITIVE ConfP-4 100.0 YES TP11 3.7 537901 Month 6 SP29 0.294 15.9 POSITIVE ConfP-24 99.1 YES TP249 2.7 537901 Month 9 SP29 0.226 11.6 POSITIVE ConfP-24 98.6 YES TP249 2.7 537901 Month 12 SP29 0.462 26.5 POSITIVE ConfP-24 98.9 YES TP249 2.7 537901 Month 18 SP29 0.266 14.1 POSITIVE ConfP-24 98.9 YES TP249 2.7 537901 Month 24 SP29 0.430 24.5 POSITIVE ConfP-25 99.6 YES TP250 2.7 537902 Baseline SP186 0.097 1.1 Negative 537902 Month 1 No sample received 537902 Month 3 SP186 1.048 45.6 POSITIVE ConfP-138 99.4 YES TP315 3.7 537902 Month 6 SP186 0.236 7.6 POSITIVE ConfP-138 98.6 YES TP293 2.7 537902 Month 9 SP186 0.167 4.4 POSITIVE ConfP-138 100.0 YES TP293 2.7 537902 Month 12 SP186 0.299 10.6 POSITIVE ConfP-138 100.0 YES TP293 2.7 537902 Month 18 SP186 0.173 4.7 POSITIVE ConfP-138 100.0 YES TP293 2.7 537902 Month 24 SP186 0.196 5.8 POSITIVE ConfP-138 100.0 YES TP293 2.7 537903 Baseline SP193 0.102 1.4 Negative 537903 Month 1 SP193 0.247 7.1 POSITIVE ConfP-142 73.3 YES TP303 2.7 537903 Month 3 SP193 2.724 104.8 POSITIVE ConfP-142 99.8 YES TP303 3.7 537903 Month 6 SP193 2.486 95.4 POSITIVE ConfP-142 99.5 YES TP303 3.7 537903 Month 9 No sample received 537903 Month 12 SP193 2.906 112.0 POSITIVE ConfP-142 98.8 YES TP303 3.7 537903 Month 18 SP193 2.250 86.1 POSITIVE ConfP-142 98.8 YES TP303 3.7 537903 Month 24 SP193 2.582 99.2 POSITIVE ConfP-142 99.3 YES TP303 3.7 537906 Baseline SP29 0.049 0.4 Negative 537906 Month 1 SP29 0.611 35.9 POSITIVE ConfP-25 99.8 YES TP250 3.7 537906 Month 3 SP29 1.546 95.0 POSITIVE ConfP-4 100.0 YES TP11 3.7 537906 Month 6 SP29 0.565 33.0 POSITIVE ConfP-25 98.8 YES TP250 2.7 537906 Month 9 SP30 0.266 14.8 POSITIVE ConfP-25 99.1 YES TP250 2.7 537906 Month 12 SP30 0.298 17.0 POSITIVE ConfP-25 99.0 YES TP250 2.7 537906 Month 18 SP30 0.151 7.0 POSITIVE ConfP-25 98.2 YES TP250 2.7 537906 Month 24 SP30 0.200 10.3 POSITIVE ConfP-25 99.2 YES TP251 2.7 537910 Baseline SP124R 0.064 1.3 Negative 537910 Month 1 SP124R 0.317 16.2 POSITIVE ConfP-93 97.0 YES TP130 2.7 537910 Month 3 SP124R 2.004 115.1 POSITIVE ConfP-93 99.3 YES TP130 4.7 537910 Month 6 SP124R 0.332 17.1 POSITIVE ConfP-93 97.3 YES TP130 2.7 537910 Month 9 SP124R 0.176 7.9 POSITIVE ConfP-93 96.1 YES TP130 2.7 537910 Month 12 SP124R 0.376 19.6 POSITIVE ConfP-94 97.6 YES TP131 2.7 537910 Month 18 SP124R 0.291 14.7 POSITIVE ConfP-94 97.9 YES TP131 2.7 537910 Month 24 SP124R 0.227 10.9 POSITIVE ConfP-94 96.1 YES TP131 2.7 537911 Baseline SP123R 0.049 0.4 Negative 537911 Month 1 SP123R 0.507 27.1 POSITIVE ConfP-93 98.4 YES TP129 3.7 537911 Month 3 SP123R 0.813 44.9 POSITIVE ConfP-93 98.9 YES TP130 3.7 537911 Month 6 SP123R 0.343 17.5 POSITIVE ConfP-93 96.9 YES TP130 3.7 537911 Month 9 SP124R 0.135 5.5 POSITIVE ConfP-94 90.4 YES TP131 2.7 537911 Month 12 SP124R 0.104 3.7 POSITIVE ConfP-94 91.1 YES TP131 2.7 537911 Month 18 SP124R 0.166 7.3 POSITIVE ConfP-94 95.3 YES TP131 2.7 537911 Month 24 SP124R 0.093 3.0 POSITIVE ConfP-94 81.5 YES TP132 2.7 537912 Baseline SP125R 0.053 0.7 Negative 537912 Month 1 SP125R 0.562 37.0 POSITIVE ConfP-94 96.3 YES TP132 2.7 537912 Month 3 SP125R 1.967 137.3 POSITIVE ConfP-94 98.4 YES TP132 3.7 537912 Month 6 SP125R 1.673 116.3 POSITIVE ConfP-94 99.0 YES TP132 3.7 537912 Month 9 SP125R 1.101 75.5 POSITIVE ConfP-94 98.4 YES TP132 3.7 537912 Month 12 SP125R 0.854 57.9 POSITIVE ConfP-94 98.1 YES TP132 3.7 537912 Month 18 SP125R 0.390 24.8 POSITIVE ConfP-94 98.4 YES TP133 2.7 537912 Month 24 SP125R 0.264 15.8 POSITIVE ConfP-95 97.1 YES TP133 2.7 538101 Baseline SP125R 0.054 0.8 Negative 538101 Month 1 SP125R 0.064 1.5 POSITIVE ConfP-95 82.4 YES TP133 2.7 538101 Month 3 SP125R 0.066 1.6 POSITIVE ConfP-95 83.3 YES TP133 <2.7 538101 Month 6 SP125R 1.065 72.9 POSITIVE ConfP-95 99.0 YES TP133 3.7 538101 Month 9 SP126R 0.198 10.9 POSITIVE ConfP-95 99.1 YES TP135 2.7 538101 Month 12 SP126R 0.275 16.3 POSITIVE ConfP-96 99.5 YES TP135 2.7 538101 Month 18 SP126R 0.149 7.5 POSITIVE ConfP-96 97.8 YES TP135 2.7 538101 Month 24 SP126R 0.366 22.7 POSITIVE ConfP-96 99.2 YES TP135 2.7 538102 Baseline SP126R 0.066 1.7 POSITIVE ConfP-95 68.2 YES TP133 2.7 538102 Month 1 SP126R 0.566 36.7 POSITIVE ConfP-95 96.0 YES TP134 2.7 538102 Month 3 SP126R 2.112 145.1 POSITIVE ConfP-95 98.9 YES TP134 3.7 538102 Month 6 SP126R 0.342 21.0 POSITIVE ConfP-95 98.5 YES TP134 2.7 538102 Month 9 SP126R 1.004 67.4 POSITIVE ConfP-95 96.5 YES TP134 3.7 538102 Month 12 SP126R 1.812 124.0 POSITIVE ConfP-95 99.4 YES TP134 3.7 538102 Month 18 SP126R 1.376 93.5 POSITIVE ConfP-95 97.4 YES TP134 3.7 538102 Month 24 SP126R 1.217 82.3 POSITIVE ConfP-95 98.3 YES TP135 3.7 538201 Baseline SP30 0.046 0.0 Negative 538201 Month 1 SP30 0.146 6.7 POSITIVE ConfP-25 98.5 YES TP251 2.7 538201 Month 3 SP30 0.559 34.6 POSITIVE ConfP-4 99.5 YES TP12 3.7 538201 Month 6 SP30 0.177 8.8 POSITIVE ConfP-25 97.4 YES TP251 2.7 538201 Month 9 SP30 0.159 7.6 POSITIVE ConfP-25 97.1 YES TP251 2.7 538201 Month 12 SP30 0.109 4.2 POSITIVE ConfP-25 96.0 YES TP251 2.7 538201 Month 18 SP30 0.064 1.1 Negative 538201 Month 24 SP30 0.064 1.1 Negative 538202 Baseline SP31 0.054 0.7 Negative 538202 Month 1 SP31 0.520 31.5 POSITIVE ConfP-25 99.0 YES TP251 3.7 538202 Month 3 SP31 1.377 88.1 POSITIVE ConfP-4 100.0 YES TP12 3.7 538202 Month 6 SP31 0.623 38.3 POSITIVE ConfP-25 98.8 YES TP252 2.7 538202 Month 9 SP31 0.711 44.1 POSITIVE ConfP-26 99.2 YES TP252 3.7 538202 Month 12 SP31 0.606 37.1 POSITIVE ConfP-26 98.4 YES TP252 2.7 538202 Month 18 SP31 0.473 28.4 POSITIVE ConfP-26 98.9 YES TP252 2.7 538202 Month 24 SP31 0.531 32.2 POSITIVE ConfP-26 99.0 YES TP252 2.7 538203 Baseline SP127 0.047 0.4 Negative 538203 Month 1 SP127 0.052 0.8 Negative 538203 Month 3 SP127 0.171 9.0 POSITIVE ConfP-96 97.0 YES TP135 2.7 538203 Month 6 SP127 0.245 14.1 POSITIVE ConfP-96 97.3 YES TP136 2.7 538203 Month 9 SP127 0.176 9.3 POSITIVE ConfP-96 97.6 YES TP136 2.7 538203 Month 12 SP127 0.219 12.3 POSITIVE ConfP-96 94.6 YES TP136 2.7 538203 Month 18 SP127 0.238 13.6 POSITIVE ConfP-96 96.8 YES TP136 2.7 538203 Month 24 SP127 0.261 15.2 POSITIVE ConfP-96 97.4 YES TP136 2.7 543501 Baseline SP31 0.053 0.6 Negative 543501 Month 1 SP31 0.081 2.4 POSITIVE ConfP-26 97.4 YES TP252 2.7 543501 Month 3 SP31 0.313 17.8 POSITIVE ConfP-26 99.5 YES TP253 2.7 543501 Month 6 SP31 0.555 33.8 POSITIVE ConfP-4 100.0 YES TP12 2.7 543501 Month 9 SP32 0.146 7.2 POSITIVE ConfP-26 99.0 YES TP253 2.7 543501 Month 12 SP32 0.122 5.5 POSITIVE ConfP-26 98.5 YES TP253 2.7 543501 Month 18 SP32 0.280 16.7 POSITIVE ConfP-26 99.1 YES TP253 2.7 543501 Month 24 SP32 0.216 12.1 POSITIVE ConfP-26 66.7 YES TP253 2.7 543505 Baseline SP190 0.077 0.1 Negative 543505 Month 1 SP190 0.177 4.0 POSITIVE ConfP-135 100.0 YES TP315 2.7 543505 Month 3 No sample received 543505 Month 6 SP190 0.226 6.0 POSITIVE ConfP-135 100.0 YES TP317 2.7 543505 Month 9 SP190 0.156 3.2 POSITIVE ConfP-135 100.0 YES TP294 <2.7 543505 Month 12 SP190 0.134 2.3 POSITIVE ConfP-135 100.0 YES TP294 <2.7 543505 Month 18 SP190 0.180 4.2 POSITIVE ConfP-135 100.0 YES TP294 2.7 543505 Month 24 SP190 0.196 4.8 POSITIVE ConfP-135 100.0 YES TP294 2.7 551001 Baseline SP190 0.091 0.6 Negative 551001 Month 1 SP190 0.477 15.9 POSITIVE ConfP-147 98.6 YES TP315 2.7 551001 Month 3 No sample received 551001 Month 6 SP190 1.134 42.0 POSITIVE ConfP-135 100.0 YES TP294 2.7 551001 Month 9 SP190 1.047 38.5 POSITIVE ConfP-135 97.2 YES TP294 2.7 551001 Month 12 SP190 1.250 46.6 POSITIVE ConfP-135 95.5 YES TP295 3.7 551001 Month 18 SP190 0.676 23.8 POSITIVE ConfP-135 92.0 YES TP295 2.7 551001 Month 24 SP196 1.342 52.9 POSITIVE ConfP-135 100.0 YES TP295 2.7 551002 Baseline SP127 0.057 1.1 Negative 551002 Month 1 SP127 1.593 107.0 POSITIVE ConfP-96 99.4 YES TP136 3.7 551002 Month 3 SP127 0.896 58.9 POSITIVE ConfP-96 98.9 YES TP137 3.7 551002 Month 6 SP127 0.640 41.3 POSITIVE ConfP-96 97.4 YES TP137 3.7 551002 Month 9 SP128 0.793 44.9 POSITIVE ConfP-97 97.4 YES TP138 3.7 551002 Month 12 SP128 0.753 42.5 POSITIVE ConfP-97 98.9 YES TP138 3.7 551002 Month 18 SP128 1.147 66.0 POSITIVE ConfP-97 98.8 YES TP138 3.7 551002 Month 24 SP128 0.824 46.7 POSITIVE ConfP-97 98.4 YES TP139 3.7 551005 Baseline SP128 0.056 0.9 Negative 551005 Month 1 SP128 0.340 17.9 POSITIVE ConfP-96 98.6 YES TP137 2.7 551005 Month 3 SP128 2.372 139.2 POSITIVE ConfP-97 99.4 YES TP137 4.7 551005 Month 6 SP128 0.777 43.9 POSITIVE ConfP-97 98.5 YES TP137 3.7 551005 Month 9 SP128 0.893 50.9 POSITIVE ConfP-97 98.6 YES TP137 3.7 551005 Month 12 SP128 1.659 96.6 POSITIVE ConfP-97 99.3 YES TP138 3.7 551005 Month 18 SP128 0.571 31.6 POSITIVE ConfP-97 98.1 YES TP138 3.7 551005 Month 24 SP128 0.390 20.8 POSITIVE ConfP-97 96.9 YES TP138 3.7 551206 Baseline SP186 0.083 0.5 Negative 551206 Month 1 No sample received 551206 Month 3 SP186 1.784 80.1 POSITIVE ConfP-138 99.6 YES TP295 3.7 551206 Month 6 SP186 0.947 40.9 POSITIVE ConfP-138 99.4 YES TP295 2.7 551206 Month 9 SP186 0.498 19.9 POSITIVE ConfP-138 98.4 YES TP295 2.7 551206 Month 12 SP186 0.473 18.7 POSITIVE ConfP-138 100.0 YES TP297 2.7 551206 Month 18 SP196 0.555 20.4 POSITIVE ConfP-138 99.1 YES TP297 2.7 551206 Month 24 SP196 0.464 16.7 POSITIVE ConfP-138 98.0 YES TP297 2.7 551207 Baseline SP187 0.073 0.0 Negative 551207 Month 1 No sample received 551207 Month 3 SP187 1.426 63.4 POSITIVE ConfP-139 100.0 YES TP315 3.7 551207 Month 6 SP187 1.063 46.3 POSITIVE ConfP-139 99.7 YES TP297 3.7 551207 Month 9 SP187 0.365 13.5 POSITIVE ConfP-139 99.3 YES TP297 2.7 551207 Month 12 SP187 0.162 3.9 POSITIVE ConfP-139 100.0 YES TP297 2.7 551207 Month 18 SP199 0.584 28.1 POSITIVE ConfP-139 99.1 YES TP315 2.7 551207 Month 24 SP187 0.145 3.1 POSITIVE ConfP-139 95.2 YES TP316 2.7 551208 Baseline SP187 0.083 0.2 Negative 551208 Month 1 No sample received 551208 Month 3 SP187 0.812 34.5 POSITIVE ConfP-139 99.8 YES TP304 2.7 551208 Month 6 SP199 0.426 19.3 POSITIVE ConfP-139 100.0 YES TP304 2.7 551208 Month 9 SP199 0.707 34.9 POSITIVE ConfP-139 98.4 YES TP304 2.7 551208 Month 12 SP187 0.511 20.4 POSITIVE ConfP-139 97.6 YES TP304 2.7 551208 Month 18 SP187 0.299 10.4 POSITIVE ConfP-139 98.4 YES TP304 2.7 551208 Month 24 SP196 0.642 24.0 POSITIVE ConfP-139 98.4 YES TP304 2.7 571001 Baseline SP129 0.049 0.5 Negative 571001 Month 1 SP129 0.539 28.7 POSITIVE ConfP-97 98.1 YES TP139 3.7 571001 Month 3 SP129 0.452 23.7 POSITIVE ConfP-97 97.6 YES TP139 3.7 571001 Month 6 SP129 0.402 20.8 POSITIVE ConfP-97 98.3 YES TP139 2.7 571001 Month 9 SP129 0.092 2.9 POSITIVE ConfP-98 92.7 YES TP139 2.7 571001 Month 12 SP129 0.146 6.1 POSITIVE ConfP-98 96.0 YES TP139 2.7 571001 Month 18 SP129 0.154 6.5 POSITIVE ConfP-98 96.0 YES TP140 2.7 571001 Month 24 SP129 0.105 3.7 POSITIVE ConfP-98 96.1 YES TP140 2.7 571002 Baseline SP129 0.051 0.6 Negative 571002 Month 1 SP129 1.999 112.9 POSITIVE ConfP-98 98.2 YES TP140 3.7 571002 Month 3 SP129 1.045 57.9 POSITIVE ConfP-98 99.1 YES TP140 3.7 571002 Month 6 SP129 0.127 5.0 POSITIVE ConfP-98 97.8 YES TP140 2.7 571002 Month 9 SP130 0.432 23.0 POSITIVE ConfP-99 98.8 YES TP142 2.7 571002 Month 12 SP130 0.727 40.4 POSITIVE ConfP-99 98.8 YES TP142 3.7 571002 Month 18 SP130 0.675 37.4 POSITIVE ConfP-99 98.8 YES TP142 2.7 571002 Month 24 SP130 1.119 63.5 POSITIVE ConfP-99 99.5 YES TP142 3.7 571101 Baseline SP197 0.101 0.6 Negative 571101 Month 1 SP197 1.117 46.9 POSITIVE ConfP-145 98.9 YES TP305 2.7 571101 Month 3 SP197 2.893 127.9 POSITIVE ConfP-145 99.0 YES TP305 3.7 571101 Month 6 SP197 3.019 133.6 POSITIVE ConfP-145 98.5 YES TP305 3.7 571101 Month 9 SP197 2.113 92.3 POSITIVE ConfP-145 99.3 YES TP305 3.7 571101 Month 12 No sample received 571101 Month 18 SP197 0.738 29.7 POSITIVE ConfP-145 96.0 YES TP305 2.7 571101 Month 24 SP197 1.124 47.3 POSITIVE ConfP-145 99.3 YES TP305 2.7 571103 Baseline SP130 0.056 0.9 Negative 571103 Month 1 SP130 1.050 59.5 POSITIVE ConfP-98 98.6 YES TP140 3.7 571103 Month 3 SP130 2.181 126.1 POSITIVE ConfP-98 97.9 YES TP141 3.7 571103 Month 6 SP130 1.502 86.1 POSITIVE ConfP-98 96.4 YES TP287 3.7 571103 Month 9 SP130 0.607 33.4 POSITIVE ConfP-98 94.7 YES TP141 3.7 571103 Month 12 SP130 0.380 20.0 POSITIVE ConfP-98 94.3 YES TP287 2.7 571103 Month 18 SP130 0.536 29.2 POSITIVE ConfP-98 96.9 YES TP141 2.7 571103 Month 24 SP130 0.184 8.4 POSITIVE ConfP-99 94.9 YES TP288 3.7 571104 Baseline SP131 0.047 0.3 Negative 571104 Month 1 SP131 0.364 21.2 POSITIVE ConfP-99 99.0 YES TP142 2.7 571104 Month 3 SP131 1.527 97.6 POSITIVE ConfP-99 99.5 YES TP142 4.7 571104 Month 6 SP131 0.685 42.3 POSITIVE ConfP-99 98.9 YES TP143 3.7 571104 Month 9 SP131 0.441 26.2 POSITIVE ConfP-99 98.8 YES TP143 3.7 571104 Month 12 SP131 0.659 40.6 POSITIVE ConfP-99 98.8 YES TP143 3.7 571104 Month 18 SP131 0.773 48.1 POSITIVE ConfP-99 99.1 YES TP143 3.7 571104 Month 24 SP131 0.553 33.6 POSITIVE ConfP-99 98.9 YES TP143 3.7 571203 Baseline SP131 0.045 0.2 Negative 571203 Month 1 SP131 0.997 62.8 POSITIVE ConfP-99 99.3 YES TP143 3.7 571203 Month 3 SP131 1.270 80.7 POSITIVE ConfP-100 97.6 YES TP144 3.7 571203 Month 6 SP131 0.648 39.8 POSITIVE ConfP-100 98.5 YES TP144 3.7 571203 Month 9 SP132 0.493 26.4 POSITIVE ConfP-100 99.0 YES TP145 3.7 571203 Month 12 SP132 0.203 9.4 POSITIVE ConfP-100 98.3 YES TP145 2.7 571203 Month 18 SP132 0.152 6.4 POSITIVE ConfP-100 98.0 YES TP145 2.7 571203 Month 24 SP132 0.089 2.8 POSITIVE ConfP-100 96.1 YES TP146 2.7 571204 Baseline SP132 0.052 0.6 Negative 571204 Month 1 SP132 0.270 13.4 POSITIVE ConfP-100 97.6 YES TP144 2.7 571204 Month 3 SP132 1.202 68.0 POSITIVE ConfP-100 99.4 YES TP144 3.7 571204 Month 6 SP132 0.592 32.2 POSITIVE ConfP-100 98.7 YES TP144 3.7 571204 Month 9 SP132 0.735 40.6 POSITIVE ConfP-100 99.3 YES TP144 3.7 571204 Month 12 SP132 0.630 34.5 POSITIVE ConfP-100 99.0 YES TP145 3.7 571204 Month 18 SP132 0.358 18.5 POSITIVE ConfP-100 98.9 YES TP145 2.7 571204 Month 24 SP132 0.378 19.7 POSITIVE ConfP-100 98.7 YES TP145 2.7 571207 Baseline SP133 0.045 0.2 Negative 571207 Month 1 SP133 0.044 0.1 Negative 571207 Month 3 SP133 0.271 12.6 POSITIVE ConfP-101 99.3 YES TP146 2.7 571207 Month 6 SP133 0.167 6.9 POSITIVE ConfP-101 98.6 YES TP146 2.7 571207 Month 9 SP133 0.146 5.7 POSITIVE ConfP-101 97.5 YES TP146 2.7 571207 Month 12 SP133 0.122 4.4 POSITIVE ConfP-101 97.6 YES TP146 2.7 571207 Month 18 SP133 0.073 1.7 POSITIVE ConfP-101 90.3 YES TP146 2.7 571207 Month 24 SP133 0.060 1.0 Negative 571208 Baseline SP133 0.048 0.3 Negative 571208 Month 1 SP133 0.105 3.5 POSITIVE ConfP-101 96.3 YES TP147 2.7 571208 Month 3 SP133 0.245 11.2 POSITIVE ConfP-101 99.0 YES TP147 2.7 571208 Month 6 SP133 0.079 2.0 POSITIVE ConfP-101 93.8 YES TP147 2.7 571208 Month 9 SP134 0.128 5.4 POSITIVE ConfP-102 99.2 YES TP148 2.7 571208 Month 12 SP134 0.097 3.5 POSITIVE ConfP-102 97.9 YES TP148 2.7 571208 Month 18 SP134 0.067 1.6 POSITIVE ConfP-102 96.2 YES TP149 2.7 571208 Month 24 SP134 0.065 1.5 POSITIVE ConfP-102 100.0 YES TP149 2.7 582601 Baseline SP134 0.047 0.3 Negative 582601 Month 1 SP134 0.341 18.9 POSITIVE ConfP-101 97.6 YES TP147 2.7 582601 Month 3 SP134 0.690 41.1 POSITIVE ConfP-101 98.6 YES TP147 3.7 582601 Month 6 SP134 0.253 13.4 POSITIVE ConfP-101 95.3 YES TP147 2.7 582601 Month 9 SP134 0.234 12.2 POSITIVE ConfP-101 95.0 YES TP148 2.7 582601 Month 12 SP134 0.090 3.0 POSITIVE ConfP-101 86.4 YES TP148 2.7 582601 Month 18 SP134 0.201 10.1 POSITIVE ConfP-102 95.3 YES TP148 2.7 582601 Month 24 SP134 0.180 8.7 POSITIVE ConfP-102 95.6 YES TP148 2.7 582603 Baseline SP135R 0.047 0.2 Negative 582603 Month 1 SP135R 0.069 1.3 Negative 582603 Month 3 SP135R 1.032 50.6 POSITIVE ConfP-102 99.5 YES TP149 3.7 582603 Month 6 SP135R 0.448 20.7 POSITIVE ConfP-102 98.8 YES TP149 3.7 582603 Month 9 SP135R 0.307 13.5 POSITIVE ConfP-102 99.2 YES TP149 2.7 582603 Month 12 SP135R 0.210 8.5 POSITIVE ConfP-102 98.3 YES TP149 2.7 582603 Month 18 SP135R 0.109 3.4 POSITIVE ConfP-102 97.0 YES TP150 2.7 582603 Month 24 SP135R 0.084 2.1 POSITIVE ConfP-102 95.7 YES TP150 2.7 582605 Baseline SP135R 0.056 0.7 Negative 582605 Month 1 SP135R 0.704 33.8 POSITIVE ConfP-102 98.5 YES TP150 3.7 582605 Month 3 SP135R 0.255 10.8 POSITIVE ConfP-103 95.1 YES TP150 2.7 582605 Month 6 SP135R 0.130 4.4 POSITIVE ConfP-103 88.7 YES TP150 2.7 582605 Month 9 SP136R 0.109 3.5 POSITIVE ConfP-103 93.4 YES TP152 2.7 582605 Month 12 SP136R 0.086 2.3 POSITIVE ConfP-103 87.2 YES TP152 2.7 582605 Month 18 SP136R 0.069 1.4 Negative 582605 Month 24 SP136R 0.092 2.6 POSITIVE ConfP-103 94.6 YES TP152 2.7 582606 Baseline SP136R 0.046 0.2 Negative 582606 Month 1 SP136R 0.420 19.6 POSITIVE ConfP-103 99.0 YES TP150 2.7 582606 Month 3 SP136R 1.235 61.7 POSITIVE ConfP-103 99.0 YES TP151 3.7 582606 Month 6 SP136R 0.445 20.8 POSITIVE ConfP-103 99.0 YES TP151 2.7 582606 Month 9 SP136R 0.616 29.7 POSITIVE ConfP-103 99.5 YES TP151 3.7 582606 Month 12 SP136R 0.689 33.5 POSITIVE ConfP-103 99.5 YES TP151 3.7 582606 Month 18 SP136R 0.323 14.5 POSITIVE ConfP-103 99.5 YES TP151 2.7 582606 Month 24 SP136R 0.265 11.5 POSITIVE ConfP-103 99.5 YES TP151 2.7 582609 Baseline SP137R 0.061 0.8 Negative 582609 Month 1 SP137R 1.335 65.0 POSITIVE ConfP-103 91.4 YES TP152 3.7 582609 Month 3 SP137R 1.483 72.4 POSITIVE ConfP-104 98.9 YES TP152 3.7 582609 Month 6 SP137R 0.268 11.2 POSITIVE ConfP-104 94.4 YES TP152 2.7 582609 Month 9 SP137R 0.341 14.9 POSITIVE ConfP-104 97.4 YES TP153 2.7 582609 Month 12 SP137R 0.610 28.5 POSITIVE ConfP-104 98.2 YES TP153 2.7 582609 Month 18 SP137R 0.745 35.3 POSITIVE ConfP-104 97.6 YES TP153 3.7 582609 Month 24 SP137R 0.932 44.7 POSITIVE ConfP-104 98.5 YES TP153 3.7 582611 Baseline SP137R 0.048 0.2 Negative 582611 Month 1 SP137R 0.387 17.2 POSITIVE ConfP-104 98.7 YES TP153 2.7 582611 Month 3 SP137R 1.241 60.3 POSITIVE ConfP-104 99.6 YES TP153 3.7 582611 Month 6 SP137R 0.454 20.6 POSITIVE ConfP-104 99.3 YES TP154 3.7 582611 Month 9 SP138R 0.438 19.9 POSITIVE ConfP-105 99.3 YES TP155 3.7 582611 Month 12 SP138R 0.255 10.7 POSITIVE ConfP-105 99.6 YES TP155 3.7 582611 Month 18 SP138R 0.367 16.3 POSITIVE ConfP-105 98.9 YES TP155 3.7 582611 Month 24 SP138R 0.150 5.4 POSITIVE ConfP-105 97.7 YES TP155 3.7 582613 Baseline SP138R 0.051 0.4 Negative 582613 Month 1 SP138R 0.122 4.0 POSITIVE ConfP-104 92.9 YES TP154 2.7 582613 Month 3 SP138R 0.230 9.4 POSITIVE ConfP-104 93.6 YES TP154 2.7 582613 Month 6 SP138R 0.099 2.8 POSITIVE ConfP-104 93.6 YES TP154 2.7 582613 Month 9 SP138R 0.076 1.7 POSITIVE ConfP-104 86.3 YES TP154 2.7 582613 Month 12 SP138R 0.082 2.0 POSITIVE ConfP-105 93.1 YES TP154 2.7 582613 Month 18 SP138R 0.066 1.2 Negative 582613 Month 24 SP138R 0.074 1.6 POSITIVE ConfP-105 92.7 YES TP155 2.7 582614 Baseline SP139R 0.044 0.2 Negative 582614 Month 1 SP139R 0.180 8.4 POSITIVE ConfP-105 97.7 YES TP155 3.7 582614 Month 3 SP139R 0.485 27.0 POSITIVE ConfP-105 99.3 YES TP156 3.7 582614 Month 6 SP139R 0.120 4.8 POSITIVE ConfP-105 97.2 YES TP156 2.7 582614 Month 9 SP139R 0.087 2.8 POSITIVE ConfP-105 96.8 YES TP156 2.7 582614 Month 12 SP139R 0.109 4.1 POSITIVE ConfP-105 98.6 YES TP156 2.7 582614 Month 18 SP139R 0.148 6.5 POSITIVE ConfP-105 98.8 YES TP156 2.7 582614 Month 24 SP139R 0.085 2.7 POSITIVE ConfP-105 94.5 YES TP156 2.7 582615 Baseline SP139R 0.044 0.2 Negative 582615 Month 1 SP139R 0.146 6.4 POSITIVE ConfP-106 98.6 YES TP157 3.7 582615 Month 3 SP139R 0.387 21.0 POSITIVE ConfP-106 99.3 YES TP157 2.7 582615 Month 6 SP139R 0.206 10.0 POSITIVE ConfP-106 99.6 YES TP157 2.7 582615 Month 9 SP140R 0.287 15.1 POSITIVE ConfP-106 98.9 YES TP158 2.7 582615 Month 12 SP140R 0.143 6.3 POSITIVE ConfP-106 98.4 YES TP158 2.7 582615 Month 18 SP140R 0.127 5.4 POSITIVE ConfP-106 98.4 YES TP159 2.7 582615 Month 24 SP140R 0.139 6.1 POSITIVE ConfP-107 97.6 YES TP159 2.7 582802 Baseline SP193 0.096 1.1 Negative 582802 Month 1 SP193 2.023 77.2 POSITIVE ConfP-142 99.6 YES TP306 3.7 582802 Month 3 SP193 1.789 67.9 POSITIVE ConfP-142 99.5 YES TP306 3.7 582802 Month 6 SP193 1.409 52.9 POSITIVE ConfP-142 99.1 YES TP306 3.7 582802 Month 9 No sample received 582802 Month 12 SP193 1.201 44.7 POSITIVE ConfP-142 99.3 YES TP306 2.7 582802 Month 18 SP193 1.010 37.2 POSITIVE ConfP-142 99.1 YES TP306 2.7 582802 Month 24 SP196 0.451 16.1 POSITIVE ConfP-142 97.9 YES TP306 2.7 582804 Baseline SP194 0.095 1.4 Negative 582804 Month 1 SP194 0.707 25.7 POSITIVE ConfP-143 98.6 YES TP307 2.7 582804 Month 3 SP194 1.682 64.5 POSITIVE ConfP-143 99.9 YES TP307 3.7 582804 Month 6 SP194 0.794 29.2 POSITIVE ConfP-143 99.8 YES TP307 2.7 582804 Month 9 No sample received 582804 Month 12 SP194 0.645 23.3 POSITIVE ConfP-143 100.0 YES TP307 2.7 582804 Month 18 SP194 0.868 32.1 POSITIVE ConfP-143 98.7 YES TP307 2.7 582804 Month 24 SP194 0.997 37.3 POSITIVE ConfP-143 99.0 YES TP307 2.7 582807 Baseline SP140R 0.044 0.3 Negative 582807 Month 1 SP140R 1.951 116.4 POSITIVE ConfP-106 98.9 YES TP157 4.7 582807 Month 3 SP140R 1.730 103.0 POSITIVE ConfP-106 98.9 YES TP157 4.7 582807 Month 6 SP140R 0.924 53.9 POSITIVE ConfP-106 98.9 YES TP157 3.7 582807 Month 9 SP140R 0.565 32.0 POSITIVE ConfP-106 98.9 YES TP158 3.7 582807 Month 12 SP140R 0.590 33.6 POSITIVE ConfP-106 99.4 YES TP158 3.7 582807 Month 18 SP140R 0.536 30.3 POSITIVE ConfP-106 99.1 YES TP158 3.7 582807 Month 24 SP140R 0.483 27.0 POSITIVE ConfP-106 98.6 YES TP158 3.7 582810 Baseline SP198 0.092 0.5 Negative 582810 Month 1 SP198 1.619 79.4 POSITIVE ConfP-146 100.0 YES TP313 3.7 582810 Month 3 SP198 1.559 76.3 POSITIVE ConfP-146 100.0 YES TP313 3.7 582810 Month 6 SP198 1.086 51.8 POSITIVE ConfP-146 100.0 YES TP313 2.7 582810 Month 9 SP198 0.843 39.3 POSITIVE ConfP-146 100.0 YES TP313 2.7 582810 Month 12 SP198 0.776 35.8 POSITIVE ConfP-146 100.0 YES TP313 2.7 582810 Month 18 No sample received 582810 Month 24 SP199 0.358 15.5 POSITIVE ConfP-146 100.0 YES TP313 2.7 582811 Baseline SP141R 0.049 0.4 Negative 582811 Month 1 SP141R 0.599 33.4 POSITIVE ConfP-107 99.6 YES TP159 3.7 582811 Month 3 SP141R 1.334 77.4 POSITIVE ConfP-107 99.5 YES TP159 3.7 582811 Month 6 SP141R 0.872 49.7 POSITIVE ConfP-107 99.5 YES TP159 3.7 582811 Month 9 SP141R 0.450 24.4 POSITIVE ConfP-107 98.8 YES TP159 2.7 582811 Month 12 SP141R 0.443 24.0 POSITIVE ConfP-107 98.6 YES TP160 3.7 582811 Month 18 SP141R 0.375 20.0 POSITIVE ConfP-107 98.4 YES TP160 3.7 582811 Month 24 SP141R 0.228 11.1 POSITIVE ConfP-107 97.6 YES TP160 2.7 582812 Baseline SP191 0.083 0.5 Negative 582812 Month 1 SP191 0.808 29.5 POSITIVE ConfP-136 100.0 YES TP312 2.7 582812 Month 3 SP191 2.054 79.4 POSITIVE ConfP-136 99.6 YES TP312 3.7 582812 Month 6 No sample received 582812 Month 9 SP191 0.886 32.6 POSITIVE ConfP-136 99.6 YES TP312 2.7 582812 Month 12 SP191 0.620 22.0 POSITIVE ConfP-136 100.0 YES TP312 2.7 582812 Month 18 SP191 0.609 21.5 POSITIVE ConfP-136 98.8 YES TP312 2.7 582812 Month 24 SP196 1.373 54.2 POSITIVE ConfP-136 99.7 YES TP312 2.7 582902 Baseline SP141R 0.051 0.5 Negative 582902 Month 1 SP141R 0.416 22.4 POSITIVE ConfP-107 99.3 YES TP160 2.7 582902 Month 3 SP141R 1.944 114.0 POSITIVE ConfP-107 97.8 YES TP160 4.7 582902 Month 6 SP141R 1.050 60.4 POSITIVE ConfP-107 98.3 YES TP160 3.7 582902 Month 9 SP142R 0.404 22.2 POSITIVE ConfP-108 98.0 YES TP162 2.7 582902 Month 12 SP142R 0.322 17.2 POSITIVE ConfP-108 98.6 YES TP162 2.7 582902 Month 18 SP142R 0.435 24.1 POSITIVE ConfP-108 97.5 YES TP162 2.7 582902 Month 24 SP142R 0.203 9.9 POSITIVE ConfP-108 97.8 YES TP162 2.7 582906 Baseline SP142R 0.044 0.1 Negative 582906 Month 1 SP142R 0.090 2.9 POSITIVE ConfP-107 93.9 YES TP161 2.7 582906 Month 3 SP142R 0.491 27.5 POSITIVE ConfP-107 99.4 YES TP161 3.7 582906 Month 6 SP142R 0.210 10.3 POSITIVE ConfP-108 98.2 YES TP161 2.7 582906 Month 9 SP142R 0.127 5.2 POSITIVE ConfP-108 98.5 YES TP161 2.7 582906 Month 12 SP142R 0.062 1.2 Negative 582906 Month 18 SP142R 0.130 5.4 POSITIVE ConfP-108 98.4 YES TP161 2.7 582906 Month 24 SP142R 0.084 2.6 POSITIVE ConfP-108 95.6 YES TP161 2.7 582907 Baseline SP143R 0.050 0.5 Negative 582907 Month 1 SP143R 0.096 3.4 POSITIVE ConfP-108 93.3 YES TP162 2.7 582907 Month 3 SP143R 0.314 17.1 POSITIVE ConfP-108 98.7 YES TP162 2.7 582907 Month 6 SP143R 0.098 3.5 POSITIVE ConfP-108 95.8 YES TP163 2.7 582907 Month 9 SP143R 0.059 1.1 Negative 582907 Month 12 SP143R 0.125 5.2 POSITIVE ConfP-108 98.5 YES TP163 2.7 582907 Month 18 SP143R 0.056 0.9 Negative 582907 Month 24 SP143R 0.074 2.0 POSITIVE ConfP-108 87.5 YES TP163 2.7 582908 Baseline SP143R 0.049 0.4 Negative 582908 Month 1 SP143R 0.092 3.1 POSITIVE ConfP-109 98.5 YES TP163 2.7 582908 Month 3 SP143R 0.522 28.2 POSITIVE ConfP-109 99.8 YES TP163 3.7 582908 Month 6 SP143R 0.480 27.6 POSITIVE ConfP-109 99.8 YES TP163 2.7 582908 Month 9 SP144R 0.153 6.8 POSITIVE ConfP-109 99.3 YES TP165 2.7 582908 Month 12 SP144R 0.088 2.8 POSITIVE ConfP-109 92.7 YES TP165 2.7 582908 Month 18 SP144R 0.074 2.0 POSITIVE ConfP-110 86.2 YES TP165 2.7 582908 Month 24 SP144R 0.059 1.0 Negative 582911 Baseline SP144R 0.068 1.6 POSITIVE ConfP-109 86.4 YES TP164 2.7 583911 Month 1 SP144R 0.117 4.6 POSITIVE ConfP-109 95.6 YES TP164 2.7 582911 Month 3 SP144R 1.322 78.0 POSITIVE ConfP-109 99.7 YES TP164 3.7 582911 Month 6 SP144R 1.322 78.0 POSITIVE ConfP-109 99.5 YES TP164 3.7 582911 Month 9 SP144R 0.306 16.1 POSITIVE ConfP-109 98.7 YES TP164 2.7 582911 Month 12 SP144R 0.920 53.5 POSITIVE ConfP-109 99.8 YES TP164 3.7 582911 Month 18 SP144R 0.177 8.2 POSITIVE ConfP-109 99.4 YES TP165 2.7 582911 Month 24 SP144R 0.526 29.5 POSITIVE ConfP-109 99.6 YES TP165 2.7 582917 Baseline SP145 0.048 0.3 Negative 582917 Month 1 SP145 1.211 61.8 POSITIVE ConfP-110 99.3 YES TP165 3.7 582917 Month 3 SP145 1.641 84.5 POSITIVE ConfP-110 99.5 YES TP166 3.7 582917 Month 6 SP145 1.187 60.5 POSITIVE ConfP-110 99.0 YES TP166 3.7 582917 Month 9 SP145 1.807 93.3 POSITIVE ConfP-110 98.9 YES TP166 3.7 582917 Month 12 SP145 1.861 96.1 POSITIVE ConfP-110 99.4 YES TP166 3.7 582917 Month 18 SP145 0.357 16.6 POSITIVE ConfP-110 97.9 YES TP166 2.7 582917 Month 24 SP145 0.232 10.0 POSITIVE ConfP-110 95.8 YES TP288 2.7 583101 Baseline SP145 0.049 0.4 Negative 583101 Month 1 SP145 1.359 69.6 POSITIVE ConfP-110 99.8 YES TP167 3.7 583101 Month 3 SP145 1.176 59.9 POSITIVE ConfP-110 99.7 YES TP167 3.7 583101 Month 6 SP145 1.061 53.9 POSITIVE ConfP-110 99.8 YES TP167 3.7 583101 Month 9 SP146 0.361 17.7 POSITIVE ConfP-111 99.2 YES TP168 3.7 583101 Month 12 SP146 0.577 29.7 POSITIVE ConfP-111 99.5 YES TP169 3.7 583101 Month 18 SP146 1.063 56.7 POSITIVE ConfP-111 99.5 YES TP169 2.7 583101 Month 24 SP146 0.430 21.6 POSITIVE ConfP-111 99.3 YES TP169 2.7 583104 Baseline SP146 0.083 2.3 POSITIVE ConfP-110 82.5 YES TP167 2.7 583104 Month 1 SP146 0.604 31.2 POSITIVE ConfP-110 98.9 YES TP167 2.7 583104 Month 3 SP146 1.985 107.8 POSITIVE ConfP-111 99.1 YES TP167 3.7 583104 Month 6 SP146 0.759 39.8 POSITIVE ConfP-111 97.7 YES TP168 3.7 583104 Month 9 SP146 0.122 4.5 POSITIVE ConfP-111 94.0 YES TP168 2.7 583104 Month 12 SP146 0.099 3.2 POSITIVE ConfP-111 87.9 YES TP168 2.7 583104 Month 18 SP146 0.648 33.7 POSITIVE ConfP-111 98.0 YES TP168 3.7 583104 Month 24 SP146 0.326 15.8 POSITIVE ConfP-111 95.0 YES TP168 3.7 583105 Baseline SP147 0.045 0.1 Negative 583105 Month 1 SP147 0.675 34.0 POSITIVE ConfP-111 99.6 YES TP169 3.7 583105 Month 3 SP147 2.489 131.7 POSITIVE ConfP-111 99.7 YES TP169 4.7 583105 Month 6 SP147 1.752 92.0 POSITIVE ConfP-111 99.8 YES TP169 3.7 583105 Month 9 SP147 1.047 54.0 POSITIVE ConfP-112 99.3 YES TP170 3.7 583105 Month 12 SP147 0.932 47.8 POSITIVE ConfP-112 99.5 YES TP170 3.7 583105 Month 18 SP147 0.493 24.2 POSITIVE ConfP-112 99.3 YES TP170 3.7 583105 Month 24 SP147 0.330 15.4 POSITIVE ConfP-112 98.2 YES TP170 2.7 583601 Baseline SP147 0.047 0.2 Negative 583601 Month 1 SP147 0.277 12.5 POSITIVE ConfP-112 95.1 YES TP170 2.7 583601 Month 3 SP147 1.553 81.3 POSITIVE ConfP-112 98.1 YES TP170 3.7 583601 Month 6 SP147 1.006 51.8 POSITIVE ConfP-112 97.7 YES TP171 3.7 583601 Month 9 SP148 0.675 33.4 POSITIVE ConfP-113 97.8 YES TP172 2.7 583601 Month 12 SP148 0.298 13.5 POSITIVE ConfP-113 95.5 YES TP172 2.7 583601 Month 18 SP148 0.208 8.8 POSITIVE ConfP-113 94.7 YES TP172 2.7 583601 Month 24 SP148 0.119 4.1 POSITIVE ConfP-113 86.4 YES TP172 2.7 583603 Baseline SP148 0.047 0.3 Negative 583603 Month 1 SP148 0.098 3.0 POSITIVE ConfP-112 93.0 YES TP171 2.7 583603 Month 3 SP148 0.133 4.8 POSITIVE ConfP-112 97.2 YES TP171 2.7 583603 Month 6 SP148 0.119 4.1 POSITIVE ConfP-112 97.6 YES TP171 2.7 583603 Month 9 SP148 0.175 7.1 POSITIVE ConfP-112 98.9 YES TP171 2.7 583603 Month 12 SP148 0.253 11.2 POSITIVE ConfP-112 99.3 YES TP171 2.7 583603 Month 18 SP148 0.222 9.5 POSITIVE ConfP-112 98.7 YES TP172 2.7 583603 Month 24 SP148 0.185 7.6 POSITIVE ConfP-113 98.6 YES TP172 2.7 583604 Baseline SP149 0.044 0.0 Negative 583604 Month 1 SP149 0.288 16.7 POSITIVE ConfP-113 98.1 YES TP173 2.7 583604 Month 3 SP149 0.566 35.8 POSITIVE ConfP-113 99.4 YES TP173 3.7 583604 Month 6 SP149 0.441 27.2 POSITIVE ConfP-113 98.9 YES TP173 2.7 583604 Month 9 SP149 0.222 12.2 POSITIVE ConfP-113 98.0 YES TP173 2.7 583604 Month 12 SP149 0.224 12.3 POSITIVE ConfP-113 97.0 YES TP173 2.7 583604 Month 18 SP149 0.091 3.2 POSITIVE ConfP-113 96.2 YES TP174 2.7 583604 Month 24 SP149 0.137 6.4 POSITIVE ConfP-113 98.3 YES TP174 2.7 583701 Baseline SP32 0.047 0.1 Negative 583701 Month 1 SP32 0.062 1.2 Negative 583701 Month 3 SP32 0.327 20.0 POSITIVE ConfP-4 100.0 YES TP12 2.7 583701 Month 6 SP32 0.075 2.1 POSITIVE ConfP-26 96.9 YES TP253 2.7 583701 Month 9 SP32 0.188 10.1 POSITIVE ConfP-26 99.2 YES TP254 2.7 583701 Month 12 SP32 0.074 2.1 POSITIVE ConfP-26 85.0 YES TP254 2.7 583701 Month 18 SP32 0.315 19.1 POSITIVE ConfP-27 99.7 YES TP254 2.7 583701 Month 24 SP32 0.115 5.0 POSITIVE ConfP-27 98.4 YES TP254 2.7 583703 Baseline SP149 0.045 0.1 Negative 583703 Month 1 SP149 0.112 4.7 POSITIVE ConfP-114 97.6 YES TP174 2.7 583703 Month 3 SP149 0.276 15.9 POSITIVE ConfP-114 99.2 YES TP174 2.7 583703 Month 6 SP149 0.149 7.2 POSITIVE ConfP-114 99.2 YES TP174 2.7 583703 Month 9 SP150 0.206 9.9 POSITIVE ConfP-114 97.9 YES TP176 3.7 583703 Month 12 SP150 0.115 4.3 POSITIVE ConfP-114 96.3 YES TP176 2.7 583703 Month 18 SP150 0.115 4.3 POSITIVE ConfP-114 97.4 YES TP176 2.7 583703 Month 24 SP150 0.089 2.8 POSITIVE ConfP-115 93.0 YES TP176 2.7 583706 Baseline SP150 0.045 0.1 Negative 583706 Month 1 SP150 0.374 20.2 POSITIVE ConfP-114 97.4 YES TP174 2.7 583706 Month 3 SP150 0.545 30.7 POSITIVE ConfP-114 98.4 YES TP175 3.7 583706 Month 6 SP150 0.389 21.1 POSITIVE ConfP-114 98.1 YES TP175 3.7 583706 Month 9 SP150 0.239 11.9 POSITIVE ConfP-114 97.4 YES TP175 4.7 583706 Month 12 SP150 0.389 21.1 POSITIVE ConfP-114 98.4 YES TP175 3.7 583706 Month 18 SP150 0.251 12.7 POSITIVE ConfP-114 97.2 YES TP175 3.7 583706 Month 24 SP150 0.255 12.9 POSITIVE ConfP-114 97.9 YES TP175 3.7 583708 Baseline SP151 0.067 1.4 Negative 583708 Month 1 SP151 1.316 71.4 POSITIVE ConfP-115 98.9 YES TP176 3.7 583708 Month 3 SP151 0.923 49.4 POSITIVE ConfP-115 99.0 YES TP176 3.7 583708 Month 6 SP151 1.062 57.1 POSITIVE ConfP-115 99.3 YES TP177 3.7 583708 Month 9 SP151 0.246 11.4 POSITIVE ConfP-115 96.8 YES TP177 2.7 583708 Month 12 SP151 0.320 15.6 POSITIVE ConfP-115 98.1 YES TP177 2.7 583708 Month 18 SP151 0.691 36.4 POSITIVE ConfP-115 99.0 YES TP177 3.7 583708 Month 24 SP151 0.840 44.7 POSITIVE ConfP-115 98.8 YES TP177 3.7 600902 Baseline SP33 0.044 0.0 Negative 600902 Month 1 SP33 0.123 4.8 POSITIVE ConfP-27 98.8 YES TP254 2.7 600902 Month 3 SP33 1.054 62.0 POSITIVE ConfP-4 100.0 YES TP12 3.7 600902 Month 6 SP33 0.370 20.0 POSITIVE ConfP-27 99.2 YES TP254 2.7 600902 Month 9 SP33 0.318 16.8 POSITIVE ConfP-27 99.5 YES TP255 3.7 600902 Month 12 SP33 0.200 9.6 POSITIVE ConfP-27 99.4 YES TP255 2.7 600902 Month 18 SP33 0.289 15.0 POSITIVE ConfP-27 99.2 YES TP255 2.7 600902 Month 24 SP33 0.210 10.2 POSITIVE ConfP-27 99.0 YES TP255 2.7 600904 Baseline SP33 0.043 0.0 Negative 600904 Month 1 SP33 0.445 24.6 POSITIVE ConfP-27 99.4 YES TP255 3.7 600904 Month 3 SP33 1.101 64.9 POSITIVE ConfP-4 99.9 YES TP12 3.7 600904 Month 6 SP33 0.873 50.9 POSITIVE ConfP-27 99.3 YES TP255 3.7 600904 Month 9 SP34 0.604 35.6 POSITIVE ConfP-27 99.3 YES TP256 3.7 600904 Month 12 SP34 0.452 26.0 POSITIVE ConfP-27 99.2 YES TP256 3.7 600904 Month 18 SP34 0.359 20.1 POSITIVE ConfP-27 98.7 YES TP256 3.7 600904 Month 24 SP34 0.370 20.8 POSITIVE ConfP-28 99.7 YES TP256 3.7 600905 Baseline SP34 0.043 0.0 Negative 600905 Month 1 SP34 1.080 65.9 POSITIVE ConfP-28 99.7 YES TP256 4.7 600905 Month 3 SP34 1.300 79.9 POSITIVE ConfP-4 100.0 YES TP13 3.7 600905 Month 6 SP34 0.324 17.9 POSITIVE ConfP-28 99.0 YES TP256 3.7 600905 Month 9 SP34 0.314 17.2 POSITIVE ConfP-28 98.6 YES TP257 3.7 600905 Month 12 SP34 0.279 15.0 POSITIVE ConfP-28 98.7 YES TP257 2.7 600905 Month 18 SP34 0.597 35.2 POSITIVE ConfP-28 96.7 YES TP257 3.7 600905 Month 24 SP34 0.129 5.5 POSITIVE ConfP-28 93.7 YES TP257 2.7 600906 Baseline SP35 0.052 0.6 Negative 600906 Month 1 SP35 0.111 4.1 POSITIVE ConfP-28 99.2 YES TP257 3.7 600906 Month 3 SP35 0.904 51.4 POSITIVE ConfP-4 99.3 YES TP13 3.7 600906 Month 6 SP35 0.519 28.4 POSITIVE ConfP-28 99.2 YES TP257 3.7 600906 Month 9 SP35 0.302 15.5 POSITIVE ConfP-28 99.2 YES TP258 2.7 600906 Month 12 SP35 0.266 13.4 POSITIVE ConfP-28 99.2 YES TP258 2.7 600906 Month 18 SP35 0.293 15.0 POSITIVE ConfP-28 99.4 YES TP258 3.7 600906 Month 24 SP35 0.241 11.9 POSITIVE ConfP-28 99.3 YES TP258 2.7 600909 Baseline SP35 0.043 0.1 Negative 600909 Month 1 SP35 0.838 47.5 POSITIVE ConfP-4 100.0 YES TP13 3.7 600909 Month 3 SP35 0.152 6.6 POSITIVE ConfP-29 98.9 YES TP258 2.7 600909 Month 6 SP35 0.204 9.7 POSITIVE ConfP-29 98.1 YES TP258 2.7 600909 Month 9 SP36 0.201 9.1 POSITIVE ConfP-29 99.5 YES TP259 2.7 600909 Month 12 SP36 0.117 4.3 POSITIVE ConfP-29 99.2 YES TP259 2.7 600909 Month 18 SP36 0.344 17.3 POSITIVE ConfP-29 99.7 YES TP259 3.7 600909 Month 24 SP36 0.121 4.5 POSITIVE ConfP-29 99.3 YES TP259 2.7 600914 Baseline SP36 0.174 7.5 POSITIVE ConfP-29 12.4 No 600914 Month 1 SP36 0.322 16.0 POSITIVE ConfP-29 63.8 YES TP259 2.7 600914 Month 3 SP36 0.403 20.7 POSITIVE ConfP-4 100.0 YES TP13 2.7 600914 Month 6 SP36 0.225 10.5 POSITIVE ConfP-29 61.1 YES TP260 2.7 600914 Month 9 SP36 0.198 8.9 POSITIVE ConfP-29 56.8 YES TP260 2.7 600914 Month 12 SP36 0.217 10.0 POSITIVE ConfP-29 58.5 YES TP260 2.7 600914 Month 18 SP36 0.283 13.8 POSITIVE ConfP-29 60.2 YES TP260 2.7 600914 Month 24 SP36 0.302 14.9 POSITIVE ConfP-29 72.6 YES TP260 2.7 600915 Baseline SP37 0.044 0.1 Negative 600915 Month 1 SP37 0.294 22.4 POSITIVE ConfP-30 99.5 YES TP260 3.7 600915 Month 3 SP37 0.957 81.5 POSITIVE ConfP-5 100.0 YES TP1 3.7 600915 Month 6 SP37 0.146 9.2 POSITIVE ConfP-30 99.6 YES TP261 2.7 600915 Month 9 SP37 0.472 38.3 POSITIVE ConfP-30 99.7 YES TP261 3.7 600915 Month 12 SP37 0.493 40.1 POSITIVE ConfP-30 99.8 YES TP261 3.7 600915 Month 18 SP37 0.141 8.7 POSITIVE ConfP-30 99.6 YES TP261 2.7 600915 Month 24 SP37 0.182 12.4 POSITIVE ConfP-30 99.3 YES TP261 2.7 600919 Baseline SP37 0.056 1.2 Negative 600919 Month 1 SP37 0.268 20.1 POSITIVE ConfP-30 76.7 YES TP261 3.7 600919 Month 3 SP37 1.507 130.6 POSITIVE ConfP-5 99.3 YES TP1 3.7 600919 Month 6 SP37 0.454 36.7 POSITIVE ConfP-30 88.2 YES TP262 3.7 600919 Month 9 SP38 0.456 34.8 POSITIVE ConfP-30 91.8 YES TP262 2.7 600919 Month 12 SP38 0.677 53.4 POSITIVE ConfP-30 95.1 YES TP262 3.7 600919 Month 18 SP38 0.230 15.8 POSITIVE ConfP-30 89.0 YES TP262 2.7 600919 Month 24 SP38 0.227 15.5 POSITIVE ConfP-30 91.6 YES TP262 2.7 600923 Baseline ConfP- 0.082 0.3 Negative 147 600923 Baseline ConfP- 0.086 0.6 Negative 147 600923 Month 1 SP194 0.932 34.7 POSITIVE ConfP-143 99.3 YES TP311 2.7 600923 Month 3 SP194 2.378 92.1 POSITIVE ConfP-147 99.5 YES TP311 3.7 600923 Month 6 SP194 0.934 34.7 POSITIVE ConfP-143 99.1 YES TP311 2.7 600923 Month 9 No sample received 600923 Month 12 SP194 0.324 10.5 POSITIVE ConfP-143 99.4 YES TP311 2.7 600923 Month 18 SP194 0.359 11.9 POSITIVE ConfP-143 100.0 YES TP311 2.7 600923 Month 24 SP196 1.780 71.0 POSITIVE ConfP-143 99.5 YES TP311 3.7 600929 Baseline SP38 0.045 0.2 Negative 600929 Month 1 SP38 0.205 13.6 POSITIVE ConfP-30 97.2 YES TP262 2.7 600929 Month 3 SP38 1.439 117.6 POSITIVE ConfP-31 93.8 YES TP263 3.7 600929 Month 6 SP38 1.494 122.2 POSITIVE ConfP-5 96.7 YES TP1 3.7 600929 Month 9 SP38 0.705 55.8 POSITIVE ConfP-31 94.7 YES TP263 3.7 600929 Month 12 SP38 0.855 68.4 POSITIVE ConfP-31 95.4 YES TP263 3.7 600929 Month 18 SP38 0.717 56.8 POSITIVE ConfP-31 80.9 YES TP263 3.7 600929 Month 24 SP38 1.035 83.6 POSITIVE ConfP-31 66.8 YES TP263 3.7 600933 Baseline SP39 0.044 0.0 Negative 600933 Month 1 SP39 0.046 0.0 Negative 600933 Month 3 SP39 0.174 10.4 POSITIVE ConfP-31 99.7 YES TP263 2.7 600933 Month 6 SP39 0.204 12.8 POSITIVE ConfP-5 100.0 YES TP1 2.7 600933 Month 9 SP39 0.097 4.1 POSITIVE ConfP-31 99.0 YES TP264 2.7 600933 Month 12 SP39 0.072 2.1 POSITIVE ConfP-31 98.5 YES TP264 2.7 600933 Month 18 SP39 0.053 0.6 Negative 600933 Month 24 SP39 0.085 3.2 POSITIVE ConfP-31 100.0 YES TP264 2.7 601002 Baseline SP39 0.044 0.0 Negative 601002 Month 1 SP39 0.794 60.8 POSITIVE ConfP-31 99.6 YES TP264 3.7 601002 Month 3 SP39 0.903 69.7 POSITIVE ConfP-5 98.8 YES TP1 3.7 601002 Month 6 SP39 0.403 29.0 POSITIVE ConfP-31 98.9 YES TP264 2.7 601002 Month 9 SP40 0.308 21.7 POSITIVE ConfP-31 98.7 YES TP264 2.7 601002 Month 12 SP40 0.312 22.0 POSITIVE ConfP-31 99.1 YES TP265 2.7 601002 Month 18 SP40 0.293 20.5 POSITIVE ConfP-32 98.8 YES TP265 2.7 601002 Month 24 SP40 0.237 15.9 POSITIVE ConfP-32 98.8 YES TP265 2.7 601003 Baseline SP40 0.050 0.4 Negative 601003 Month 1 SP40 0.253 17.2 POSITIVE ConfP-5 100.0 YES TP1 2.7 601003 Month 3 SP40 0.221 14.5 POSITIVE ConfP-32 99.1 YES TP265 2.7 601003 Month 6 SP40 0.077 2.6 POSITIVE ConfP-32 95.3 YES TP265 2.7 601003 Month 9 SP40 0.096 4.2 POSITIVE ConfP-32 97.3 YES TP265 2.7 601003 Month 12 SP40 0.142 8.0 POSITIVE ConfP-32 97.8 YES TP266 2.7 601003 Month 18 SP40 0.108 5.2 POSITIVE ConfP-32 98.4 YES TP266 2.7 601003 Month 24 SP40 0.103 4.8 POSITIVE ConfP-32 98.9 YES TP266 2.7 601004 Baseline SP41 0.049 0.2 Negative 601004 Month 1 SP41 1.168 53.0 POSITIVE ConfP-32 99.8 YES TP266 3.7 601004 Month 3 SP41 1.892 87.1 POSITIVE ConfP-5 99.6 YES TP2 3.7 601004 Month 6 SP41 1.129 51.2 POSITIVE ConfP-32 99.9 YES TP266 2.7 601004 Month 9 SP41 1.128 51.1 POSITIVE ConfP-32 99.6 YES TP266 2.7 601004 Month 12 No sample received 601004 Month 18 SP41 0.767 34.1 POSITIVE ConfP-32 99.8 YES TP267 2.7 601004 Month 24 SP41 0.245 9.5 POSITIVE ConfP-32 98.9 YES TP267 2.7 601005 Baseline SP41 0.052 0.4 Negative 601005 Month 1 SP41 1.343 61.2 POSITIVE ConfP-33 98.3 YES TP267 3.7 601005 Month 3 SP41 1.341 61.2 POSITIVE ConfP-5 100.0 YES TP2 3.7 601005 Month 6 SP41 0.357 14.8 POSITIVE ConfP-33 98.7 YES TP267 2.7 601005 Month 9 SP42 0.359 14.4 POSITIVE ConfP-40 97.8 YES TP267 2.7 601005 Month 12 SP42 0.428 17.7 POSITIVE ConfP-33 99.2 YES TP267 2.7 601005 Month 18 SP42 0.427 17.7 POSITIVE ConfP-33 98.8 YES TP268 2.7 601005 Month 24 SP42 0.216 7.6 POSITIVE ConfP-33 93.5 YES TP268 2.7 601008 Baseline SP42 0.065 0.3 Negative 601008 Month 1 SP42 0.827 36.8 POSITIVE ConfP-33 99.0 YES TP268 2.7 601008 Month 3 SP42 2.219 103.4 POSITIVE ConfP-5 99.8 YES TP2 3.7 601008 Month 6 SP42 1.591 73.4 POSITIVE ConfP-33 99.5 YES TP268 3.7 601008 Month 9 SP42 1.477 67.9 POSITIVE ConfP-33 99.7 YES TP268 3.7 601008 Month 12 SP42 1.320 60.4 POSITIVE ConfP-33 99.8 YES TP268 3.7 601008 Month 18 SP42 1.361 62.4 POSITIVE ConfP-33 99.7 YES TP269 3.7 601008 Month 24 SP42 1.909 88.6 POSITIVE ConfP-33 99.6 YES TP269 3.7 601009 Baseline SP43 0.047 0.2 Negative 601009 Month 1 SP43 0.273 12.8 POSITIVE ConfP-33 99.2 YES TP269 2.7 601009 Month 3 SP43 1.941 106.0 POSITIVE ConfP-5 99.9 YES TP2 3.7 601009 Month 6 SP43 0.881 46.8 POSITIVE ConfP-34 100.0 YES TP269 2.7 601009 Month 9 SP43 0.362 17.8 POSITIVE ConfP-34 100.0 YES TP269 2.7 601009 Month 12 SP43 0.265 12.3 POSITIVE ConfP-34 100.0 YES TP269 2.7 601009 Month 18 SP43 0.215 9.6 POSITIVE ConfP-34 99.5 YES TP270 2.7 601009 Month 24 SP43 0.300 14.3 POSITIVE ConfP-34 100.0 YES TP270 2.7 601011 Baseline SP43 0.056 0.7 Negative 601011 Month 1 SP43 0.135 5.1 POSITIVE ConfP-34 95.9 YES TP270 2.7 601011 Month 3 SP43 1.281 69.1 POSITIVE ConfP-5 99.6 YES TP2 3.7 601011 Month 6 SP43 1.022 54.6 POSITIVE ConfP-34 99.1 YES TP270 3.7 601011 Month 9 SP44 0.707 39.3 POSITIVE ConfP-34 99.4 YES TP270 2.7 601011 Month 12 SP44 0.416 22.0 POSITIVE ConfP-34 100.0 YES TP270 2.7 601011 Month 18 SP44 0.361 18.8 POSITIVE ConfP-34 98.8 YES TP271 2.7 601011 Month 24 SP44 0.341 17.6 POSITIVE ConfP-34 98.0 YES TP271 2.7 601013 Baseline SP44 0.050 0.3 Negative 601013 Month 1 SP44 0.275 13.7 POSITIVE ConfP-34 98.2 YES TP271 2.7 601013 Month 3 SP44 0.699 38.8 POSITIVE ConfP-34 100.0 YES TP271 2.7 601013 Month 6 SP44 0.970 54.9 POSITIVE ConfP-5 99.7 YES TP2 2.7 601013 Month 9 SP44 0.752 42.0 POSITIVE ConfP-35 99.4 YES TP271 2.7 601013 Month 12 SP44 0.396 20.8 POSITIVE ConfP-35 99.4 YES TP271 2.7 601013 Month 18 SP44 0.947 53.6 POSITIVE ConfP-35 99.5 YES TP272 2.7 601013 Month 24 SP44 0.539 29.3 POSITIVE ConfP-35 99.8 YES TP272 2.7 601015 Baseline SP45 0.045 0.0 Negative 601015 Month 1 SP45 0.409 18.0 POSITIVE ConfP-35 99.5 YES TP272 3.7 601015 Month 3 SP45 2.180 105.4 POSITIVE ConfP-5 99.7 YES TP3 3.7 601015 Month 6 SP45 1.342 64.0 POSITIVE ConfP-35 98.2 YES TP272 3.7 601015 Month 9 SP45 0.975 45.9 POSITIVE ConfP-35 98.2 YES TP272 3.7 601015 Month 12 SP45 0.478 21.4 POSITIVE ConfP-35 97.8 YES TP272 2.7 601015 Month 18 SP45 0.552 25.0 POSITIVE ConfP-35 98.5 YES TP273 2.7 601015 Month 24 SP45 0.270 11.1 POSITIVE ConfP-35 97.7 YES TP273 2.7 601017 Baseline SP151 0.049 0.4 Negative 601017 Month 1 SP151 0.165 6.9 POSITIVE ConfP-115 90.1 YES TP177 2.7 601017 Month 3 SP151 1.888 103.4 POSITIVE ConfP-115 98.9 YES TP178 3.7 601017 Month 6 SP151 1.004 53.9 POSITIVE ConfP-115 97.8 YES TP178 3.7 601017 Month 9 SP152 1.108 59.6 POSITIVE ConfP-116 95.7 YES TP179 3.7 601017 Month 12 SP152 2.003 109.7 POSITIVE ConfP-116 98.0 YES TP179 4.7 601017 Month 18 SP152 0.403 20.1 POSITIVE ConfP-116 91.0 YES TP179 3.7 601017 Month 24 SP152 0.183 7.8 POSITIVE ConfP-116 80.5 YES TP179 2.7 601019 Baseline SP152 0.056 0.7 Negative 601019 Month 1 SP152 0.044 0.1 Negative 601019 Month 3 SP152 1.269 68.6 POSITIVE ConfP-115 99.4 YES TP178 3.7 601019 Month 6 SP152 0.677 35.5 POSITIVE ConfP-115 98.1 YES TP178 3.7 601019 Month 9 SP152 0.512 26.2 POSITIVE ConfP-116 98.7 YES TP178 3.7 601019 Month 12 SP152 0.566 29.3 POSITIVE ConfP-116 99.5 YES TP178 3.7 601019 Month 18 SP152 0.317 15.3 POSITIVE ConfP-116 99.1 YES TP179 3.7 601019 Month 24 SP152 0.488 24.9 POSITIVE ConfP-116 98.8 YES TP179 3.7 601020 Baseline SP153 0.046 0.2 Negative 601020 Month 1 SP153 0.113 5.0 POSITIVE ConfP-116 86.0 YES TP180 2.7 601020 Month 3 SP153 1.494 103.3 POSITIVE ConfP-116 98.9 YES TP180 3.7 601020 Month 6 SP153 0.243 14.2 POSITIVE ConfP-116 93.3 YES TP180 3.7 601020 Month 9 SP153 0.265 15.8 POSITIVE ConfP-116 96.9 YES TP180 2.7 601020 Month 12 SP153 0.249 14.7 POSITIVE ConfP-116 96.0 YES TP180 2.7 601020 Month 18 SP153 0.180 9.8 POSITIVE ConfP-117 92.1 YES TP180 2.7 601020 Month 24 SP153 0.145 7.3 POSITIVE ConfP-117 87.2 YES TP181 2.7 601022 Baseline SP153 0.048 0.4 Negative 601022 Month 1 SP153 0.319 19.6 POSITIVE ConfP-117 97.0 YES TP181 3.7 601022 Month 3 SP153 1.013 69.0 POSITIVE ConfP-117 99.0 YES TP181 3.7 601022 Month 6 SP153 0.790 53.2 POSITIVE ConfP-117 97.5 YES TP181 3.7 601022 Month 9 SP154 0.998 70.9 POSITIVE ConfP-118 98.7 YES TP183 3.7 601022 Month 12 SP154 1.401 100.8 POSITIVE ConfP-118 98.9 YES TP183 3.7 601022 Month 18 SP154 1.831 132.7 POSITIVE ConfP-118 99.2 YES TP183 4.7 601022 Month 24 SP154 1.573 113.6 POSITIVE ConfP-118 98.6 YES TP183 3.7 601023 Baseline SP154 0.091 3.7 POSITIVE ConfP-117 90.0 YES TP181 2.7 601023 Month 1 SP154 1.359 97.7 POSITIVE ConfP-117 99.5 YES TP181 3.7 601023 Month 3 SP154 1.683 121.7 POSITIVE ConfP-117 99.5 YES TP182 4.7 601023 Month 6 SP154 1.603 115.8 POSITIVE ConfP-117 99.5 YES TP182 4.7 601023 Month 9 SP154 1.304 93.6 POSITIVE ConfP-117 99.2 YES TP182 3.7 601023 Month 12 SP154 1.170 83.7 POSITIVE ConfP-117 98.4 YES TP182 3.7 601023 Month 18 SP154 1.218 87.2 POSITIVE ConfP-117 96.4 YES TP182 3.7 601023 Month 24 SP154 1.084 77.3 POSITIVE ConfP-117 95.0 YES TP182 3.7 601025 Baseline SP155 0.049 0.5 Negative 601025 Month 1 SP155 1.110 71.7 POSITIVE ConfP-118 98.9 YES TP183 3.7 601025 Month 3 SP155 2.021 132.8 POSITIVE ConfP-118 99.4 YES TP183 4.7 601025 Month 6 SP155 0.902 57.7 POSITIVE ConfP-118 98.7 YES TP184 3.7 601025 Month 9 SP155 0.467 28.5 POSITIVE ConfP-118 97.9 YES TP184 2.7 601025 Month 12 SP155 0.409 24.6 POSITIVE ConfP-118 98.0 YES TP184 2.7 601025 Month 18 SP155 0.668 42.0 POSITIVE ConfP-118 99.0 YES TP184 3.7 601025 Month 24 SP155 1.253 81.3 POSITIVE ConfP-118 98.2 YES TP184 3.7 601027 Baseline SP155 0.046 0.3 Negative 601027 Month 1 SP155 0.714 45.1 POSITIVE ConfP-118 98.9 YES TP184 3.7 601027 Month 3 SP155 0.496 30.5 POSITIVE ConfP-118 99.0 YES TP185 3.7 601027 Month 6 SP155 0.345 20.3 POSITIVE ConfP-119 97.8 YES TP185 2.7 601027 Month 9 SP156 0.147 6.7 POSITIVE ConfP-119 90.8 YES TP186 2.7 601027 Month 12 SP156 0.170 8.4 POSITIVE ConfP-119 97.9 YES TP186 2.7 601027 Month 18 SP156 0.092 2.8 POSITIVE ConfP-119 94.2 YES TP186 2.7 601027 Month 24 SP156 0.119 4.8 POSITIVE ConfP-119 94.9 YES TP187 2.7 601027 TERMOL/ SP156 0.055 0.2 Negative ET OL 601030 Baseline SP192 0.080 0.3 Negative 601030 Month 1 SP192 0.559 21.1 POSITIVE ConfP-141 98.4 YES TP309 2.7 601030 Month 3 SP192 1.213 49.5 POSITIVE ConfP-141 99.6 YES TP309 3.7 601030 Month 6 No sample received 601030 Month 9 SP192 0.349 11.9 POSITIVE ConfP-141 99.4 YES TP309 2.7 601030 Month 12 SP192 0.405 14.4 POSITIVE ConfP-141 100.0 YES TP309 2.7 601030 Month 18 SP192 0.169 4.1 POSITIVE ConfP-141 97.8 YES TP309 2.7 601030 Month 24 SP192 0.277 8.8 POSITIVE ConfP-141 98.9 YES TP309 2.7 601033 Baseline SP156 0.069 1.2 Negative 601033 Month 1 SP156 0.374 22.8 POSITIVE ConfP-119 97.2 YES TP185 2.7 601033 Month 3 SP156 0.355 21.5 POSITIVE ConfP-119 97.0 YES TP185 2.7 601033 Month 6 SP156 0.221 12.0 POSITIVE ConfP-119 95.4 YES TP185 2.7 601033 Month 9 SP156 0.243 13.5 POSITIVE ConfP-119 95.0 YES TP185 2.7 601033 Month 12 SP156 0.163 7.9 POSITIVE ConfP-119 92.9 YES TP186 3.7 601033 Month 18 SP156 0.113 4.3 POSITIVE ConfP-119 91.2 YES TP186 3.7 601033 Month 24 SP156 0.153 7.2 POSITIVE ConfP-119 90.7 YES TP186 2.7 601034 Baseline SP157 0.109 3.5 POSITIVE ConfP-119 95.5 YES TP187 2.7 601034 Month 1 SP157 1.117 58.0 POSITIVE ConfP-120 98.5 YES TP187 3.7 601034 Month 3 SP157 1.955 103.4 POSITIVE ConfP-120 98.4 YES TP187 3.7 601034 Month 6 SP157 1.303 68.1 POSITIVE ConfP-120 98.3 YES TP187 3.7 601034 Month 9 SP157 1.153 60.0 POSITIVE ConfP-120 98.7 YES TP187 3.7 601034 Month 12 SP157 1.326 69.3 POSITIVE ConfP-120 99.3 YES TP188 3.7 601034 Month 18 SP157 1.114 57.9 POSITIVE ConfP-120 98.7 YES TP188 3.7 601034 Month 24 SP157 0.862 44.2 POSITIVE ConfP-120 99.0 YES TP188 3.7 601205 Baseline SP46 0.050 0.3 Negative 601205 Month 1 SP46 0.064 1.0 Negative 601205 Month 3 SP46 0.198 7.8 POSITIVE ConfP-6 100.0 YES TP3 2.7 601205 Month 6 SP46 0.096 2.6 POSITIVE ConfP-36 97.6 YES TP274 2.7 601205 Month 9 SP46 0.060 0.8 Negative 601205 Month 12 SP46 0.051 0.3 Negative 601205 Month 18 SP46 0.046 0.1 Negative 601205 Month 24 SP46 0.045 0.0 Negative 601208 Baseline SP47 0.045 0.1 Negative 601208 Month 1 SP47 1.225 59.8 POSITIVE ConfP-36 99.5 YES TP274 3.7 601208 Month 3 SP47 2.354 116.8 POSITIVE ConfP-6 99.7 YES TP3 3.7 601208 Month 6 SP47 0.632 29.8 POSITIVE ConfP-36 99.6 YES TP274 2.7 601208 Month 9 ConfP6 0.246 24.6 POSITIVE ConfP-36 97.7 YES TP274 2.7 601208 Month 12 SP47 1.359 66.5 POSITIVE ConfP-36 99.6 YES TP275 3.7 601208 Month 18 SP47 1.393 68.3 POSITIVE ConfP-36 99.5 YES TP275 3.7 601208 Month 24 SP47 0.804 38.5 POSITIVE ConfP-36 99.3 YES TP275 3.7 601209 Baseline SP158 0.044 0.1 Negative 601209 Month 1 SP158 1.019 52.6 POSITIVE ConfP-120 98.5 YES TP188 3.7 601209 Month 3 SP158 1.735 91.2 POSITIVE ConfP-120 98.5 YES TP189 3.7 601209 Month 6 SP158 0.629 31.6 POSITIVE ConfP-120 96.9 YES TP189 3.7 601209 Month 9 SP158 0.356 16.9 POSITIVE ConfP-120 95.3 YES TP189 2.7 601209 Month 12 SP158 0.557 27.7 POSITIVE ConfP-121 96.6 YES TP189 3.7 601209 Month 18 SP158 0.308 14.3 POSITIVE ConfP-121 94.7 YES TP189 2.7 601209 Month 24 SP158 0.330 15.5 POSITIVE ConfP-121 94.2 YES TP189 3.7 601212 Baseline SP159 0.050 0.4 Negative 601212 Month 1 SP159 1.749 92.0 POSITIVE ConfP-121 99.3 YES TP190 3.7 601212 Month 3 SP159 1.302 67.9 POSITIVE ConfP-121 99.3 YES TP190 3.7 601212 Month 6 SP159 0.779 39.7 POSITIVE ConfP-121 98.8 YES TP191 3.7 601212 Month 9 SP159 1.518 79.6 POSITIVE ConfP-121 99.2 YES TP191 3.7 601212 Month 12 SP159 1.061 54.9 POSITIVE ConfP-121 99.1 YES TP191 3.7 601212 Month 18 SP159 0.756 38.5 POSITIVE ConfP-121 99.1 YES TP191 3.7 601212 Month 24 SP159 1.228 63.9 POSITIVE ConfP-122 99.0 YES TP191 3.7 601301 Baseline SP47 0.044 0.1 Negative 601301 Month 1 SP47 0.196 7.7 POSITIVE ConfP-36 99.4 YES TP275 3.7 601301 Month 3 SP47 2.516 125.0 POSITIVE ConfP-6 99.6 YES TP3 3.7 601301 Month 6 SP47 0.418 19.0 POSITIVE ConfP-36 99.7 YES TP275 3.7 601301 Month 9 SP48 0.303 13.8 POSITIVE ConfP-36 99.5 YES TP275 3.7 601301 Month 12 SP48 0.252 11.2 POSITIVE ConfP-37 99.5 YES TP276 2.7 601301 Month 18 SP48 0.205 8.7 POSITIVE ConfP-37 99.7 YES TP276 2.7 601301 Month 24 SP48 0.160 6.3 POSITIVE ConfP-37 98.8 YES TP276 2.7 601306 Baseline SP159 0.045 0.2 Negative 601306 Month 1 SP159 0.738 37.5 POSITIVE ConfP-122 99.1 YES TP191 3.7 601306 Month 3 SP159 0.777 39.6 POSITIVE ConfP-122 99.1 YES TP192 3.7 601306 Month 6 SP159 0.317 14.8 POSITIVE ConfP-122 97.5 YES TP192 2.7 601306 Month 9 SP160 0.328 15.8 POSITIVE ConfP-122 97.5 YES TP193 2.7 601306 Month 12 SP160 0.262 12.2 POSITIVE ConfP-122 96.6 YES TP193 2.7 601306 Month 18 SP160 0.343 16.6 POSITIVE ConfP-123 95.1 YES TP193 2.7 601306 Month 24 SP160 0.475 24.0 POSITIVE ConfP-123 85.0 YES TP194 3.7 601309 Baseline SP160 0.048 0.3 Negative 601309 Month 1 SP160 0.664 34.5 POSITIVE ConfP-122 99.8 YES TP192 2.7 601309 Month 3 SP160 0.499 25.3 POSITIVE ConfP-122 99.8 YES TP192 2.7 601309 Month 6 SP160 0.402 19.9 POSITIVE ConfP-122 99.3 YES TP192 2.7 601309 Month 9 SP160 0.322 15.5 POSITIVE ConfP-122 99.3 YES TP192 2.7 601309 Month 12 SP160 0.227 10.2 POSITIVE ConfP-122 98.9 YES TP193 2.7 601309 Month 18 SP160 0.113 3.9 POSITIVE ConfP-122 99.2 YES TP193 2.7 601309 Month 24 SP160 0.095 2.9 POSITIVE ConfP-122 99.0 YES TP193 2.7 601310 Baseline SP161 0.043 0.0 Negative 601310 Month 1 SP161 0.053 0.6 Negative 601310 Month 3 SP161 0.183 8.2 POSITIVE ConfP-123 97.9 YES TP194 2.7 601310 Month 6 SP161 0.066 1.3 Negative 601310 Month 9 SP161 0.098 3.2 POSITIVE ConfP-123 93.2 YES TP194 2.7 601310 Month 12 SP161 0.071 1.6 POSITIVE ConfP-123 93.8 YES TP194 2.7 601310 Month 18 SP161 0.084 2.4 POSITIVE ConfP-123 95.1 YES TP194 2.7 601310 Month 24 SP161 0.098 3.2 POSITIVE ConfP-123 94.7 YES TP194 2.7 811002 Baseline SP48 0.046 0.3 Negative 811002 Month 1 SP48 1.123 57.0 POSITIVE ConfP-6 99.6 YES TP3 3.7 811002 Month 3 SP48 0.048 0.4 Negative 811002 Month 6 SP48 0.267 11.9 POSITIVE ConfP-37 99.8 YES TP276 3.7 811002 Month 9 SP48 0.107 3.5 POSITIVE ConfP-37 99.7 YES TP276 3.7 811002 Month 12 SP48 0.184 7.6 POSITIVE ConfP-37 94.3 YES TP276 3.7 811002 Month 18 SP48 0.146 5.6 POSITIVE ConfP-37 98.9 YES TP277 3.7 811002 Month 24 SP48 0.112 3.8 POSITIVE ConfP-37 98.2 YES TP277 2.7 811003 Baseline SP49 0.045 0.2 Negative 811003 Month 1 SP49 0.410 20.9 POSITIVE ConfP-37 99.3 YES TP277 3.7 811003 Month 3 SP49 1.168 64.0 POSITIVE ConfP-6 99.3 YES TP4 3.7 811003 Month 6 SP49 0.564 29.7 POSITIVE ConfP-37 98.1 YES TP277 3.7 811003 Month 9 SP49 0.448 23.1 POSITIVE ConfP-37 97.3 YES TP277 3.7 811003 Month 12 SP49 0.200 9.0 POSITIVE ConfP-37 99.8 YES TP277 2.7 811003 Month 18 SP49 0.175 7.6 POSITIVE ConfP-37 84.5 YES TP278 2.7 811003 Month 24 SP49 0.146 5.9 POSITIVE ConfP-38 86.5 YES TP278 2.7 811004 Baseline SP49 0.050 0.5 Negative 811004 Month 1 SP49 0.557 29.3 POSITIVE ConfP-38 99.3 YES TP278 3.7 811004 Month 3 SP49 0.762 40.9 POSITIVE ConfP-6 99.5 YES TP4 3.7 811004 Month 6 SP49 0.391 19.8 POSITIVE ConfP-38 99.1 YES TP278 3.7 811004 Month 9 SP50 0.354 17.5 POSITIVE ConfP-38 99.1 YES TP278 3.7 811004 Month 12 SP50 0.234 10.8 POSITIVE ConfP-38 99.0 YES TP278 3.7 811004 Month 18 SP50 0.347 17.1 POSITIVE ConfP-38 98.6 YES TP279 2.7 811004 Month 24 SP50 0.251 11.7 POSITIVE ConfP-33 98.9 YES TP279 2.7 811005 Baseline SP50 0.046 0.2 Negative 811005 Month 1 SP50 1.232 66.7 POSITIVE ConfP-6 90.9 YES TP4 3.7 811005 Month 3 SP50 1.104 59.6 POSITIVE ConfP-38 97.7 YES TP279 3.7 811005 Month 6 SP50 0.726 38.4 POSITIVE ConfP-38 98.7 YES TP279 4.7 811005 Month 9 SP50 0.269 12.7 POSITIVE ConfP-38 99.0 YES TP279 2.7 811005 Month 12 SP50 0.161 6.7 POSITIVE ConfP-38 99.2 YES TP280 2.7 811005 Month 18 SP50 0.106 3.6 POSITIVE ConfP-38 98.3 YES TP280 2.7 811005 Month 24 SP50 0.154 6.3 POSITIVE ConfP-38 96.4 YES TP280 2.7 811011 Baseline SP161 0.043 0.0 Negative 811011 Month 1 SP161 0.702 38.7 POSITIVE ConfP-123 99.6 YES TP195 3.7 811011 Month 3 SP161 0.451 23.9 POSITIVE ConfP-123 99.7 YES TP195 3.7 811011 Month 6 SP161 0.236 11.3 POSITIVE ConfP-123 99.1 YES TP195 3.7 811011 Month 9 SP162 0.170 7.7 POSITIVE ConfP-124 90.0 YES TP196 2.7 811011 Month 12 SP162 0.169 7.7 POSITIVE ConfP-124 87.0 YES TP196 2.7 811011 Month 18 SP162 0.145 6.2 POSITIVE ConfP-124 76.7 YES TP197 2.7 811011 Month 24 SP162 0.195 9.2 POSITIVE ConfP-124 97.9 YES TP197 2.7 811105 Baseline SP184 0.047 0.2 Negative 811105 Baseline SP184 0.048 0.3 Negative 811105 Month 1 SP162 1.048 60.4 POSITIVE ConfP-123 99.3 YES TP195 3.7 811105 Month 3 SP162 1.713 100.2 POSITIVE ConfP-123 99.5 YES TP195 4.7 811105 Month 6 SP162 1.329 77.2 POSITIVE ConfP-133 98.9 YES TP195 3.7 811105 Month 9 SP162 1.230 71.3 POSITIVE ConfP-124 92.0 YES TP196 3.7 811105 Month 12 SP162 1.175 68.0 POSITIVE ConfP-133 98.9 YES TP196 3.7 811105 Month 18 SP162 0.949 54.4 POSITIVE ConfP-124 91.9 YES TP196 3.7 811105 Month 24 SP162 0.826 47.1 POSITIVE ConfP-124 96.9 YES TP196 3.7 811106 Baseline SP163 0.043 0.1 Negative 811106 Month 1 SP163 1.136 60.6 POSITIVE ConfP-124 98.7 YES TP197 3.7 811106 Month 3 SP163 1.515 81.6 POSITIVE ConfP-124 98.7 YES TP197 4.7 811106 Month 6 SP163 0.666 34.6 POSITIVE ConfP-124 97.2 YES TP197 3.7 811106 Month 9 SP163 0.676 35.1 POSITIVE ConfP-124 98.8 YES TP197 3.7 811106 Month 12 SP163 0.838 44.1 POSITIVE ConfP-125 99.3 YES TP198 3.7 811106 Month 18 SP163 0.566 29.0 POSITIVE ConfP-125 98.6 YES TP198 3.7 811106 Month 24 SP163 0.422 21.0 POSITIVE ConfP-125 98.5 YES TP198 2.7 811107 Baseline SP163 0.053 0.6 Negative 811107 Month 1 SP163 0.801 42.0 POSITIVE ConfP-125 99.0 YES TP198 3.7 811107 Month 3 SP163 1.977 107.1 POSITIVE ConfP-125 99.1 YES TP198 4.7 811107 Month 6 SP163 1.602 86.4 POSITIVE ConfP-125 99.0 YES TP198 3.7 811107 Month 9 SP164 1.599 85.1 POSITIVE ConfP-126 99.2 YES TP200 3.7 811107 Month 12 SP164 1.510 80.3 POSITIVE ConfP-126 99.4 YES TP200 3.7 811107 Month 18 SP164 0.664 34.0 POSITIVE ConfP-126 98.8 YES TP200 3.7 811107 Month 24 SP164 0.777 40.2 POSITIVE ConfP-126 98.8 YES TP200 3.7 902201 Baseline SP164 0.044 0.1 Negative 902201 Month 1 SP164 0.433 21.3 POSITIVE ConfP-125 98.9 YES TP199 3.7 902201 Month 3 SP164 2.434 130.8 POSITIVE ConfP-125 98.4 YES TP199 4.7 902201 Month 6 SP164 2.343 125.8 POSITIVE ConfP-125 99.3 YES TP199 4.7 902201 Month 9 SP164 2.300 123.5 POSITIVE ConfP-125 99.5 YES TP199 4.7 902201 Month 12 SP164 2.001 107.1 POSITIVE ConfP-125 99.5 YES TP199 4.7 902201 Month 18 SP164 0.495 24.7 POSITIVE ConfP-125 98.2 YES TP199 3.7 902201 Month 24 SP164 0.612 31.1 POSITIVE ConfP-125 99.1 YES TP200 3.7

The average anti-GA IgG response (Screening RA %) of the GA treatment group at Baseline was 0.456818182 having a standard deviation of 0.683615214.

The average anti-GA IgG response (Screening RA %) of the GA treatment group at Month 1 was 34.7515625 having a standard deviation of 35.27291909.

The average anti-GA IgG response (Screening RA %) of the GA treatment group at Month 3 was 67.7229572 having a standard deviation of 38.6096852.

The average anti-GA IgG response (Screening RA %) of the GA treatment group at Month 6 was 39.69111969 having a standard deviation of 32.3192211.

The average anti-GA IgG response (Screening RA %) of the GA treatment group at Month 9 was 30.60694981 having a standard deviation of 29.94922134.

The average anti-GA IgG response (Screening RA %) of the GA treatment group at Month 12 was 28.94263566 having a standard deviation of 29.45298377.

The average anti-GA IgG response (Screening RA %) of the GA treatment group at Month 18 was 24.8980695 having a standard deviation of 26.5184687.

The average anti-GA IgG response (Screening RA %) of the GA treatment group at Month 24 was 23.35938697 having a standard deviation of 26.93304872.

CONCLUSION

Serum samples were obtained at various time points during treatment from patients who were treated with 40 mg/ml GA subcutaneous injection three times a week. The samples were tested for the presence of anti-GA IgG antibodies. In the screening tests, 1740 samples out of 1809 non-baseline samples were found to be positive and the positivity of 99.9% of the non-baseline samples was verified in the confirmatory test.

Every tested patients were confirmed positive for the presence of anti-GA IgG Abs. The total anti-GA IgG Abs titer was determined for all confirmed samples.

The immunological response profile of the averaged anti-GA IgG response (mean RA % values) in 40 mg/ml GA treatment group, was characterized by significant and fast increase of total anti-GA IgG Abs levels in the tested sera during the first treatment month followed by relatively slower additional increase recorded at the 3 months time point. Total Anti-GA IgG levels decreased by month 6 of the treatment but did not reach the baseline level at month 24. See FIG. 3.

DISCUSSION

Daily subcutaneous (sc) Copaxone® 20 mg/mL is an approved drug product that contains the active ingredient, GA, the safety and efficacy of which are supported by over two decades of clinical research and over a decade of post-marketing experience. Numerous studies have been conducted for the clinical effects of daily sc Copaxone® 20 mg/mL, one of which is the antibody response to GA in MS patients (28).

A controlled study of 90 MS patients who were selected from the pilot clinical trial and treated with sc Copaxone® 20 mg/ml every day was conducted and Ab levels were followed for 9 months. The total anti-GA specific antibody level peaked between about 3 and about 6 months, reaching at least 50 times baseline value. See FIG. 1. The rate of increase of anti-GA specific antibody level between initiation of treatment and 1 month was greater than that between 1 month and 3 months. Decrease of anti-GA antibody level was usually detected by 6 months from initiation of treatment. After 6 months, the antibody level declined and remained low, although at a higher level than at baseline.

Consistent with the results of the 90 MS patients who were treated with sc Copaxone® 20 mg/ml every day in the pilot trial and whose Ab levels were followed for 9 months, in another controlled clinical trial of 217 patients who were treated also with Copaxone® 20 mg/mL everyday for 2 years, the anti-GA specific antibody level peaked between about 3 and about 6 months from initiation of treatment, reaching at least 8 times baseline value. See FIG. 2. By 6 months of treatment, however, decrease of anti-GA antibody level was observed. After 6 months, the antibody level declined and remained low, although at a somewhat higher level than at baseline. The antibodies were exclusively of the IgG subtype and not IgE or IgM, and IgG1 levels were 2-3 fold higher than those of IgG2 at all the time points examined (28).

These results together suggest that MS patients develop an immunological response to daily sc administration of Copaxone 20 mg/mL, which is part of an overall immunomodulatory activity which may be vital for the clinical efficacy of Copaxone 20 mg/mL.

Despite the clinical efficacy, a significant drawback to Copaxone®20 mg/mL therapy is the requirement of daily injections, which can be inconvenient. Moreover, in all clinical trials, injection-site reactions were seen to be the most frequent adverse reactions and were reported by the majority of patients receiving Copaxone® 20 mg/mL. In controlled studies, the proportion of patients reporting these reactions, at least once, was higher following treatment with Copaxone 20 mg/mL (70%) than placebo injections (37%). The most commonly reported injection-site reactions, which were more frequently reported in Copaxone® 20 mg/mL vs. placebo-treated patients, were erythema, pain, mass, pruritus, edema, inflammation and hypersensitivity.

However, several obstacles and limitations with potential approaches for addressing the drawbacks exist to current Copaxone® 20 mg/mL therapy. Subcutaneous drug delivery is limited, firstly, by the acceptable injection volume. Typically no more than 1 to 2 ml of solution is permitted (33). Secondly, the potential exists for drug degradation at the site of injection resulting in reduced bioavailability. Thirdly, based on the physiochemical properties of the drug, potent compounds may become locally trapped in the interstitial space which can lead to further localized irritation, precipitation of the drug and concentration-dependent adverse effects (34). Finally, due to the complex pharmacokinetic behavior of the drug, the efficacy and safety associated with any variation in the frequency of administration is unpredictable and requires empirical testing. For example, although controlled clinical trials have demonstrated the efficacy of IFNβ-1b in the treatment of MS, patient compliance, efficacy and tolerability are affected by the dosage regimen used. Merely increasing the dose of IFNβ-1b is insufficient to increase efficacy, the frequency of administration must also be increased (35).

The anti-GA specific antibody data of MS patients who were treated with Copaxone® 40 mg/ml three times a week for a year (described in Example 1) is surprisingly consistent with the two clinical studies discussed above, which were directed to 20 mg/ml GA daily. The newly developed formulation of the active ingredient of GA, i.e. Copaxone® 40 mg/ml three times a week, not only addresses the drawbacks of Copaxone® 20 mg/mL, e.g. by reducing frequency of injection and potentially the Injection Related Adverse Events and Injection Site Reactions (38), but also does not compromise the antibody response observed after the administration of Copaxone® 20 mg/mL represented in FIGS. 1 and 2.

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What is claimed is:
 1. A method of inducing anti-glatiramer acetate (GA) specific antibodies in a human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis, comprising administration to the human subject of three subcutaneous injections of a 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate per week for at least 12 months, such that the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject i) increases for up to about 6 months after an initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate of the administration is administered to the human subject; ii) increases at a greater rate during the first month after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate compared to the rate of increase after the first month to the third month after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate; iii) peaks at about 3 or about 6 months or between about 3 and about 6 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate; and iv) is higher than baseline at least about 12 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, wherein the 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate is in a prefilled syringe containing 1 ml of an aqueous pharmaceutical solution of 40 mg/ml of glatiramer acetate and 40 mg/ml mannitol, wherein the aqueous pharmaceutical solution has a pH in the range of 5.5 to 7.0.
 2. The method of claim 1, wherein the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases for about 3 to about 6 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate.
 3. The method of claim 1, wherein three subcutaneous injections of a 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate per week are administered to the human subject for at least 18 months, and the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject is higher than baseline about 18 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate.
 4. The method of claim 3, wherein three subcutaneous injections of a 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate per week are administered to the human subject for at least 24 months, and the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject is higher than baseline about 24 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate.
 5. The method of claim 1, wherein the anti-GA specific antibodies are other than IgM or IgE antibodies.
 6. The method of claim 1, wherein the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases i) to at least about 25, about 30, about 35, about 40, about 45, about 50, about 55, about 60, about 65, about 67.5, about 70, about 75, about 80, about 25 to about 50, about 29 to about 106, about 29 to about 60, about 31 to about 60, about 35 to about 70, about 39 to about 71, about 50 to about 75, about 75 to about 80, or about 50 to about 80 RA % within about 1, about 3, about 6, about 9, about 12, about 18, or about 24 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA); ii) by at least about 5, about 10, about 15, about 20, about 25, about 30, about 35, about 40, about 45, about 50, about 55, about 60, about 65, about 70, about 75, about 80, about 85, about 90, about 95, about 100, about 110, about 120, about 130, about 140, about 150, about 25.9 to about 975, or about 100 to about 200-fold increase in RA % over baseline within about 1, about 3, about 6, about 9, about 12, about 18, or about 24 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by ELISA; or iii) to at least about 5, about 10, about 15, about 20, about 25, about 30, about 35, about 40, about 45, about 50, about 55, about 60, about 65, about 70, about 75, about 80, about 85, about 90, about 95, about 100, about 110, about 120, about 130, about 140, about 150 or about 100 to about 200-fold over baseline.
 7. A method of producing a glatiramer acetate response profile for a human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis comprising the steps of: a) obtaining blood or serum samples periodically collected from a human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis who is administered three subcutaneous injections of a 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate per week for at least about 12 or at least about 24 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate is administered; b) assaying whether the level of anti-glatiramer acetate (GA) specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject i) increases for up to about 6 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate; ii) increases at a greater rate during the first month after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer Acetate compared to the rate of increase after the first month to the third month after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate; iii) peaks at about 3 or about 6 months or between about 3 and about 6 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate; and iv) is higher than baseline about 12 and about 24 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, c) producing the glatiramer acetate response profile of the human subject comprising the level of anti-GA specific antibodies determined in step b).
 8. The method of claim 7, comprising assaying whether the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases for about 3 to about 6 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate.
 9. The method of claim 7, further comprising assaying whether the anti-GA specific antibodies are other than IgM or IgE antibodies, and the glatiramer acetate response profile of the human subject produced in step c) identifies the anti-GA specific antibodies as other than IgM or IgG antibodies.
 10. The method of claim 9, wherein the glatiramer acetate response profile is a written glatiramer acetate response profile report.
 11. The method of claim 7, wherein step b) comprises assaying whether the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject increases i) to at least about 25, about 30, about 35, about 40, about 45, about 50, about 55, about 60, about 65, about 67.5, about 70, about 75, about 80, about 25 to about 50, about 29 to about 106, about 29 to about 60, about 31 to about 60, about 35 to about 70, about 39 to about 71, about 50 to about 75, about 75 to about 80, or about 50 to about 80 RA % within about 1, about 3, about 6, about 9, about 12, about 18, or about 24 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA); ii) by at least about 5, about 10, about 15, about 20, about 25, about 30, about 35, about 40, about 45, about 50, about 55, about 60, about 65, about 70, about 75, about 80, about 85, about 90, about 95, about 100, about 110, about 120, about 130, about 140, about 150, about 25.9 to about 975, or about 100 to about 200-fold increase in RA % over baseline within about 1, about 3, about 6, about 9, about 12, about 18, or about 24 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, as measured by ELISA; or iii) to at least about 5, about 10, about 15, about 20, about 25, about 30, about 35, about 40, about 45, about 50, about 55, about 60, about 65, about 70, about 75, about 80, about 85, about 90, about 95, about 100, about 110, about 120, about 130, about 140, about 150 or about 100 to about 200-fold over baseline.
 12. The method of claim 1, wherein the three subcutaneous injections are on three days each week selected from the group consisting of day 1, day 3 and day 5; day 1, day 3 and day 6; day 1, day 4 and day 6; day 2, day 4 and day 6; day 2, day 4 and day 7; 2, day 5 and day 7; and day 3, day 5 and day
 7. 13. The method of claim 1, wherein the aqueous pharmaceutical solution a) has a viscosity in the range of 2.0-3.5 cPa; or b) has an osmolality in the range of 270-330 mosmol/Kg.
 14. The method of claim 13, wherein the aqueous pharmaceutical solution a) has a viscosity in the range of 2.2-3.0 cPa; or b) has an osmolality in the range of 275-325 mosmol/Kg.
 15. The method of claim 1, wherein the 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate is an aqueous pharmaceutical solution comprising 40 mg/ml glatiramer acetate and 40 mg/ml mannitol, wherein the aqueous pharmaceutical solution a) has a viscosity in the range of 2.0-3.5 cPa; or b) has an osmolality in the range of 275-325 mosmol/Kg.
 16. The method of claim 15, wherein the aqueous pharmaceutical solution has a viscosity in the range of 2.0-3.5 cPa.
 17. The method of claim 16, wherein the aqueous pharmaceutical solution has a viscosity in the range of 2.61-2.92 cPa.
 18. The method of claim 15, wherein the aqueous pharmaceutical solution has an osmolality in the range of 275-325 mosmol/Kg.
 19. The method of claim 18, wherein the aqueous pharmaceutical solution has an osmolality in the range of 300-303 mosmol/Kg.
 20. The method of claim 1, wherein the human subject is suffering from relapsing-remitting multiple sclerosis (RRMS).
 21. The method of claim 1, wherein the human subject is suffering from multiple sclerosis other than RRMS.
 22. The method of claim 21, wherein the human subject is suffering from progressive-relapsing multiple sclerosis, secondary progressive multiple sclerosis, or primary progressive multiple sclerosis.
 23. The method of claim 1, wherein the human subject has previously received administration of a 20 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate.
 24. The method of claim 1, wherein the human subject is a naïve subject or has been previously administered a multiple sclerosis drug other than glatiramer acetate.
 25. The method of claim 24, wherein the multiple sclerosis drug other than glatiramer acetate is interferon β-1a, interferon β-1b, mitoxantrone, natalizumab, fingolimod, teriflunomide, or dimethyl fumarate.
 26. The method of claim 1, wherein the human subject has a genotype comprising: one or more A alleles at the location of one or more single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs) selected from the group consisting of: kgp10152733, kgp10224254, kgp10305127, kgp10351364, kgp10372946, kgp10404633, kgp10564659, kgp10591989, kgp10594414, kgp10619195, kgp10620244, kgp10633631, kgp10974833, kgp11002881, kgp11285862, kgp11328629, kgp11407560, kgp11514107, kgp11627530, kgp11702474, kgp11711524, kgp11768533, kgp11804835, kgp12083934, kgp12182745, kgp12230354, kgp1224440, kgp124162, kgp12557319, kgp1371881, kgp1699628, kgp1753445, kgp1779254, kgp1786079, kgp18379774, kgp18525257, kgp20163979, kgp2023214, kgp20478926, kgp21171930, kgp2262166, kgp22778566, kgp2465184, kgp24753470, kgp25191871, kgp25216186, kgp25952891, kgp26026546, kgp26533576, kgp27500525, kgp27571222, kgp28532436, kgp28586329, kgp28817122, kgp2958113, kgp29794723, kgp30282494, kgp304921, kgp3205849, kgp3218351, kgp3276689, kgp337461, kgp345301, kgp355027, kgp355723, kgp3593828, kgp3812034, kgp3951463, kgp4162414, kgp4223880, kgp4418535, kgp4543470, kgp4573213, kgp4634875, kgp4755147, kgp4842590, kgp485316, kgp5068397, kgp5334779, kgp5483926, kgp5564995, kgp5869992, kgp5908616, kgp6032617, kgp6038357, kgp6076976, kgp6091119, kgp6127371, kgp61811, kgp6214351, kgp6228750, kgp6236949, kgp6469620, kgp6505544, kgp6507761, kgp6666134, kgp6700691, kgp6772915, kgp6959492, kgp7077322, kgp7117398, kgp7178233, kgp7186699, kgp7506434, kgp759150, kgp7730397, kgp7802182, kgp7804623, kgp7924485, kgp8030775, kgp8036704, kgp8046214, kgp8106690, kgp8110667, kgp8178358, kgp8200264, kgp8372910, kgp841428, kgp8602316, kgp8615910, kgp8793915, kgp8796185, kgp8990121, kgp9018750, kgp9354462, kgp9368119, kgp9410843, kgp9450430, kgp9530088, kgp9627338, kgp9669946, kgp97310, kgp974569, kgp9806386, kgp9884626, rs10049206, rs10124492, rs10125298, rs10162089, rs10203396, rs10251797, rs10278591, rs10489312, rs10492882, rs10498793, rs10501082, rs10510774, rs10512340, rs10815160, rs10816302, rs10841337, rs11029892, rs11029928, rs11192469, rs11559024, rs11648129, rs12013377, rs13394010, rs13415334, rs1478682, rs1544352, rs1545223, rs1604169, rs1621509, rs1644418, rs17029538, rs17400875, rs17449018, rs17577980, rs1858973, rs1894406, rs1894407, rs197523, rs2058742, rs2071469, rs2071472, rs2139612, rs2241883, rs2309760, rs241440, rs241442, rs241444, rs241445, rs241446, rs241449, rs241453, rs241456, rs2453478, rs2660214, rs2824070, rs2845371, rs2857103, rs2926455, rs343087, rs343092, rs3767955, rs3792135, rs3829539, rs3899755, rs4075692, rs4143493, rs423239, rs4254166, rs4356336, rs4584668, rs4780822, rs4782279, rs5024722, rs6032209, rs6110157, rs623011, rs6497396, rs6845927, rs6895094, rs6899068, rs7024953, rs7028906, rs7029123, rs7062312, rs7187976, rs7191155, rs720176, rs7228827, rs7496451, rs7563131, rs759458, rs7666442, rs7670525, rs7677801, rs7725112, rs7850, rs7862565, rs7948420, rs8035826, rs8053136, rs8055485, rs823829, rs9315047, rs9501224, rs9508832, rs950928, rs9597498, rs9670531, rs9671124, rs9817308, rs9834010, rs9876830 or rs9931211; one or more C alleles at the location of one or more SNPs selected from the group consisting of: kgp10910719, kgp11077373, kgp11453406, kgp12426624, kgp2045074, kgp22811918, kgp23298674, kgp2709692, kgp28687699, kgp3496814, kgp3669685, kgp3730395, kgp4056892, kgp4370912, kgp5053636, kgp5216209, kgp5292386, kgp6023196, kgp652534, kgp7059449, kgp7189498, kgp7521990, kgp7792268, kgp8303520, kgp9320791, kgp9795732, rs10201643, rs11022778, rs11136970, rs11147439, rs11691553, rs1579771, rs16901784, rs2136408, rs2325911, rs241443, rs2857104, rs3803277, rs3885907, rs4738738, rs4894701, rs502530, rs6032205, rs6687976, rs6718758, rs6835202, rs714342, rs7524868, rs7844274, rs9393727 or rs9671182; or one or more G alleles at the location of one or more SNPs selected from the group consisting of: kgp10090631, kgp1009249, kgp10412303, kgp10523170, kgp1054273, kgp10558725, kgp10632945, kgp10679353, kgp10788130, kgp10826273, kgp10922969, kgp10948564, kgp10967046, kgp1098237, kgp11010680, kgp11141512, kgp11206453, kgp11210903, kgp1124492, kgp11281589, kgp11356379, kgp11467007, kgp11543962, kgp11580695, kgp11633966, kgp11686146, kgp11843177, kgp12008955, kgp12371757, kgp1285441, kgp13161760, kgp1355977, kgp15390522, kgp1683448, kgp1688752, kgp1912531, kgp19568724, kgp2092817, kgp2245775, kgp22793211, kgp22823022, kgp2282938, kgp2299675, kgp2356388, kgp23672937, kgp23737989, kgp2388352, kgp2391411, kgp24131116, kgp24415534, kgp2446153, kgp2451249, kgp24729706, kgp25543811, kgp25921291, kgp26271158, kgp2638591, kgp26528455, kgp2688306, kgp26995430, kgp270001, kgp2715873, kgp27640141, kgp2788291, kgp2923815, kgp29367521, kgp293787, kgp2959751, kgp297178, kgp3048169, kgp3182607, kgp3202939, kgp3267884, kgp3418770, kgp3450875, kgp3477351, kgp3598409, kgp3651767, kgp3854180, kgp3933330, kgp3984567, kgp4011779, kgp4096263, kgp4127859, kgp4155998, kgp4346717, kgp4420791, kgp4479467, kgp4524468, kgp4559907, kgp4705854, kgp4734301, kgp4812831, kgp487328, kgp4898179, kgp5002011, kgp5014707, kgp5017029, kgp512180, kgp5144181, kgp5159037, kgp5388938, kgp5409955, kgp5440506, kgp5441587, kgp55646, kgp5579170, kgp5680955, kgp6190988, kgp6539666, kgp6567154, kgp6599438, kgp6603796, kgp6737096, kgp6768546, kgp6835138, kgp6996560, kgp7063887, kgp7092772, kgp7121374, kgp7181058, kgp7331172, kgp7416024, kgp7481870, kgp767200, kgp7714238, kgp7747883, kgp8107491, kgp8169636, kgp8174785, kgp8183049, kgp8192546, kgp8335515, kgp8437961, kgp8440036, kgp85534, kgp8599417, kgp8767692, kgp8777935, kgp8817856, kgp8869954, kgp9071686, kgp9078300, kgp9354820, kgp9421884, kgp9551947, kgp9601362, kgp9627406, kgp9699754, kgp971582, kgp9854133, rs1079303, rs10841322, rs10954782, rs11002051, rs11029907, rs11083404, rs11085044, rs11192461, rs1157449, rs12494712, rs12943140, rs13002663, rs13419758, rs1380706, rs1387768, rs1410779, rs1508102, rs1532365, rs16886004, rs16895510, rs16927077, rs16930057, rs17224858, rs17238927, rs17329014, rs17638791, rs1886214, rs1894408, rs196295, rs196341, rs196343, rs1979992, rs1979993, rs2043136, rs2071470, rs2074037, rs2175121, rs241435, rs241447, rs241451, rs241452, rs241454, rs2598360, rs2621321, rs2621323, rs2816838, rs2839117, rs2857101, rs2934491, rs3135388, rs3218328, rs3799383, rs3815822, rs3818675, rs419132, rs4360791, rs4449139, rs4669694, rs4709792, rs4769060, rs4822644, rs484482, rs543122, rs6535882, rs6840089, rs7020402, rs7217872, rs7348267, rs7579987, rs7672014, rs7860748, rs7864679, rs7928078, rs8050872, rs858341, rs931570, rs9346979, rs9376361, rs9579566, rs9913349 or rs9931167, or one or more T alleles at the location of kgp18432055, kgp279772, kgp3991733 or kgp7242489.
 27. The method of claim 1, wherein assaying the level of anti-GA specific antibodies comprises an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (ELISA), solid-phase ELISA or a radioimmunoassay.
 28. The method of claim 1, wherein the baseline level of anti-GA specific antibodies is i) the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in a corresponding naïve human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis; ii) the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in a corresponding naïve healthy human subject; iii) the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the human subject before the human subject has been administered the after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate; or iv) the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the human subject concurrently with administration of the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate.
 29. The method of claim 1, wherein the baseline level of anti-GA specific antibodies is the RA % for i) the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in a corresponding naïve human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis; ii) the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in a corresponding naïve healthy human subject; iii) the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the human subject before the human subject has been administered the after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate; or iv) the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the human subject concurrently with administration of the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate.
 30. A method of inducing anti-glatiramer acetate (GA) specific antibodies in a human subject afflicted with multiple sclerosis, comprising administration to the human subject of three subcutaneous injections of a 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate per week for at least 12 months, such that the level of anti-GA specific antibodies in the blood or serum of the human subject i) increases for up to 6 months after an initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate of the administration is administered to the human subject; ii) increases at a greater rate during the first month after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate compared to the rate of increase after the first month to the third month after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate; iii) peaks at 3 or 6 months or between 3 and 6 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate; and iv) is higher than baseline at least 12 months after the initial 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate, wherein the 40 mg/ml dose of glatiramer acetate is in a prefilled syringe containing 1 ml of an aqueous pharmaceutical solution of 40 mg/ml of glatiramer acetate and 40 mg/ml mannitol, and wherein the aqueous pharmaceutical solution a) has a viscosity in the range of 2.0-3.5 cPa; or b) has an osmolality in the range of 270-330 mosmol/Kg. 